Salt substitutes may lower the risk of heart disease and early death
Medical News Today - 15-Apr-2024Swapping salt for low-sodium, high-potassium substitutes may boost heart health
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Swapping salt for low-sodium, high-potassium substitutes may boost heart health
Salt consumption raises blood pressure and strains the heart