Salt in large quantities is bad for health.
Scientists warn, love for salty foods may have a negative impact on health. It is believed that excess salt harms the cardiovascular system: sodium chloride raises blood pressure, blood vessels and heart are beginning to be too much to overwork and wear out prematurely.
Experts also believe that eating large amounts of salt and a sedentary lifestyle are negatively affecting brain health in old age. So we’ve put together a list of products which should be careful. All figures in the calculation of the salt content in 100 g of product.
Mixed nuts
Manufacturers of nut is often put in the salt to enhance the flavor and increase shelf life. As a result, the sodium content in 100 g of nuts can reach 12% of the daily value.
Rye bread
It contains large amount of soda, which is 27% of the sodium. In 100 g rye bread is 19% of the daily value of this nutrient.
Sauerkraut
In sauerkraut and other homemade pickles, quite a lot of salt – almost 0.7 g And that 29% of the daily value.
Corn flakes
The usual us Breakfast cereals contain a lot of sodium – 0,72 g (32% of daily value).
Olives
In 100 g of canned olives or olives even more sodium than the cereal – 0,74–1.5 g (34% of the recommended norms).
Sausage
Eating only 2 sausages can provide almost half the daily requirement of salt (38%).
Mustard
The sodium content in 100 g mustard reaches 1.1 g (which is as much as 49% of the daily value). But if you’re not used to eating mustard tablespoons, you have no cause for concern.
Some types of cheese
In the Roquefort and the cheese contains 1.8 g of salt in cheese Gouda – 0.8 g, processed cheese -1,2 g (78% of the daily value).
Soy sauce
Soy sauce is so high in sodium (5,5-6 g), they can be easily replaced ordinary salt (240% of the daily value in 100g).
Seeds
In 100 g of roasted seeds can be up to 6 g of sodium (260 % of the recommended norms).
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