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Less salt in teenagers' diet may improve heart health in adulthood
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Less salt in teenagers' diet may improve heart health in adulthood
sciencedaily.com — “Small decreases in salt consumption among teens could reduce high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke in adulthood. Processed foods and fast foods, pose high salt hazards to families and teens. Researchers say food manufacturers should continue to reduce salt levels in their products.” View full resource at sciencedaily.com
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Less salt in teenagers’ diet may improve heart health in adulthood - Bio
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Top 10 Foods Highest in Magnesium
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Stealthy sources of salt - Medbroadcast
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