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Health professionals have long connected excessive salt intake to high blood pressure, which can increase the risk of stroke, heart disease and kidney disease. But salt is contained in nearly every meal, whether it’s been added during preparation or preservation, making it difficult to remove from our diets completely. And even if we could go salt-free, would it be a good idea? · In Pass the Salt, a documentary from The Nature of Things, registered dietician Chelsea Cross explains that consu...
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Himalayan pink salt, sea salt, kosher salt, Celtic salt, pickling salt, and coarse salt are just a few options. But do you know which is the healthiest salt?
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After the state of Israel was established, Jews adapted Palestinian recipes for dishes like falafel (Credit: PhotoStock-Israel/Getty Images) ; Israel’s Neot Kedumim nature reserve is a recreation of the landscape of biblical times (Credit: Hanan Isachar/Getty Images) ; Food archaeologist Tova Dickstein has been cultivating the ingredients used in the ‘biblical diet’, some of which are making a comeback (Credit: Shira Rubin) ; Dickstein works with fellow Israeli and Palestinian food researchers to decrypt the evolution of local foods like ancient grains (Credit: IAISI/Getty Images)
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By: Katie Cavuto Boyle, M.S., R.D. The average person should only eat 1,500 to 2,300 milligrams of sodium a day – that’s about one teaspoon max. Instead, most folks are overdoing it – no thanks to packaged foods that include loads of sodium for enhancing flavor and preserving. But salt doesn’t need to be an enemy. When you cook at home, a dash from your own shaker can really boost a dish, and if you’re mindful, you don’t have to go entirely without. That plain table salt isn’t your...
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