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Old Fri, Jul-11-03, 15:14
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Question Sodium Intake ?????

Can anyone tell me what number I should work for to "keep away" from sodium in MG's .. to work on "low sodium eating" ....

I keep thinking that I'm being good with sodium, but still seem to be holding onto the water .. and I haven't found anywhere on the site, that speaks of counting sodium MG's ..

Can anyone send me in a direction.. as I have found out that besides water -- everything bought in the store has SOME sodium in it, since it's used in preservation .. and here I think I'm doing good .. but when I tally up my numbers (such as I was in fitday) .. the sodium number looks way outrageous to me ...

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Old Fri, Jul-11-03, 15:31
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How about doing a general search on the Net for "low sodium". I bet there is a lot available.

Many foods naturally include sodium - carrots & milk, for instance - while others have salt added. One way to avoid salt it to eat only foods 'made from scratch' or cooked yourself instead of processed or commercial products.
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Old Sat, Jul-12-03, 05:41
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Talking Good morning Tofi ...

Thank you for your suggestion .. I DID find an excellent site .. and found that 2000-3000mg is considered as Low Sodium ....

Geeze .. .. never thought to search on the web .. I guess I'm so dependent on answers in here . .that totally spaces my mind ... to go "outside" and check ..

Thanks for the suggestion -- and I found my info that I needed ....

For those that are interested ... a most excellent site .. is HERE - LOW SODIUM

I know I've been asked a couple of times and now I know .. it's really not as scarey as I thought ....

Thanks again Tofi ..
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