Reducing sodium in packaged foods could save 3 lakh lives in India: Lancet study
A Lancet study reveals that reducing sodium in India's packaged foods could save over 3,00,000 lives and prevent 1.7 million cardiovascular diseases. Key Points
India TodayStudy examines how rare gene mutation causes epilepsy
Epilepsy is a brain disorder in which one is vulnerable to experiencing recurrent unprovoked seizures or fits. A rare genetic mutation has been found to... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaStudy reveals how snack size affects eating speed and sodium intake
Researchers reveal snack size impacts eating habits. Larger snacks lead to faster consumption and higher calories, while smaller ones increase sodium intake. Key Points
India TodayDangers of low sodium levels
Elderly run the risk of sodium imbalance due to decreased diet and increased medication. sodium (Na) ions are essential for the functioning of body cells.... Key Points
The Tribune IndiaDrinking electrolyte powder not good for you due to high sodium: expert
Adding electrolyte powder to your drink is unnecessary for most people, a nutrition expert says. The packets' high sodium could cause an imbalance. Key Points
InsiderStudy sheds new insights into how body handles salt
Huntington [US], March 31 (ANI): A new study led by Marshall University academics focuses on a unique mechanism for the body’s salt balance management. The kidney plays a central role in the body’s ability to maintain an appropriate sodium balance, which is critical for the determination of blood pressure. Disorders of sodium balance contribute to […] Key Points
ThePrintLower your blood pressure without medication by cutting back 1 teaspoon of salt a day: study
Cutting back on your salt intake may reduce blood pressure just as well as medication, research finds. And results are noticeable in just one week. Key Points
InsiderHow Sridevi’s low salt diet can be dangerous | Explained
Sridevi was on a low salt diet to look good. How this diet can be dangerous? Here is what happens when you remove salt from your diet. Key Points
FirstpostSalt in Batteries: Battery giants invest in Sodium-based technology, signalling potential disruption in in
Battery giants are exploring sodium-based technology as an alternative to lithium, signaling a potential shift in the energy storage industry. Sodium, more abundant and cheaper than lithium, has not been widely used due to the superior range and performance of lithium cells. However, recent breakthroughs, including Sweden's Northvolt AB and China's BYD Co. signing a deal for a $1.4 billion sodium-ion battery plant, suggest a growing interest in sodium technology. Key Points
Economic TimesDon’t take it with a pinch of salt
Sodium, an essential nutrient, increases the risk of heart disease, stroke and premature death when eaten in excess. But we are not paying attention to what we are consuming. Key Points
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Indians are eating too much salt and it's quite harmful; how to reduce intake
Excess salt consumption can wreak havoc on our health. The most common consequence is increased blood pressure which also puts added strain on the heart. | Health Key Points
Hindustan TimesIs adding baking soda to your dosa batter harmful for health?
Do you frequently add baking soda or Eno to your cake, idli or dosa batters? Excess use can be damaging to your health. Experts explain. | Health Key Points
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