Just wondering, and how many of you healthy eater actually calculate how much sodium do you consume each day?
I am not a big guy and not a heavy eater, but it is almost impossible to stick to a daily diet that only contain between 2300~1500mg of sodium. Unless you starve yourself pretty much everyday, it is pretty much impossible…:banghead
Relativly healthy, I probably have 2-3 non healthy meals a week. Based on how much I drink my doctor told me Ill probably need a new kidney by the time im 50 though:(
Stay away from processed/frozen/fast foods and you wont have an issue with sodium. Super healthy eaters usually dont get enough, everyone else gets way too much.
You are referring to Hyperkalemia? It is a non issue so long as your sodium intake is sufficiently equal to your potassium intake and your kidneys aren’t retarded.