WHO’s new salt guideline: Why replacing sodium with potassium salt may prevent hypertension, heart attacks
Can switching the salt in your shakers with K-salt or potassium chloride help in controlling your blood pressure and reducing ...
Replace regular table salt with lower-sodium salt substitutes that contain potassium: WHO
WHO recommends lower-sodium salt substitutes to reduce cardiovascular diseases, strokes, and other health risks globally.
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Less Sodium, More Potassium
Here’s more proof that skipping the saltshaker and processed foods with high sodium, along with adding potassium-rich foods, can lessen your risk for a heart attack. In a large-scale study of more ...
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WHO Backs Lower-Sodium Salt, George Institute Cheers
The World Health Organization's (WHO) recent recommendation to replace regular table salt with lower-sodium salt substitutes ...
Dr. Roach: Valsartan could cause high potassium level
Dear E.S.: Valsartan, which is in the class of blood pressure medicines called the angiotensin receptor blockers, typically ...
Switch the salt: new global guidelines urge uptake of salt substitutes
WHO members have been working to slash sodium intake by 30 per cent by 2030, but progress towards that goal has been slow. To ...
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Kidney Disease and Potassium: How to Create a Kidney-Friendly Diet
Using this juice in your meal or drinking it may spike your potassium levels. The juice also has a high salt content, which may cause the body to hold onto (retain) water, possibly leading to ...