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Can't Quit Salty Foods? Why Boosting Your Potassium Intake Protects Your Heart
If you can't quit salty foods, then you need to consume more potassium to protect your heart. Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why you need to do so and ways to increase your potassium intake.
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Why You Crave Salty Snacks And How To Fix It, According To A Nutrition Coach
Your cravings for salty snacks may indicate that you are under stress or dehydrated
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Woman Calls Namak Pare "Salty Fried Pastry Strips." Internet Gives Hilarious Reactions
Salty Fried Pastry Strips: In the viral tweet, this woman shared a picture of namak pare and captioned it with a fancy title.
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Woman Killed Over "Salty" Breakfast, Another For Not Serving It With Tea
A man allegedly killed his 40-year-old wife at their residence in Bhayandar township in Maharashtra's Thane district after breakfast made and served by her had "too much salt", the police said today.
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Good Sleep Could Help Curb Desire For Sweet And Salty Food: Study
Increasing the sleep duration, and having a good sleep may help reduce cardio-metabolic risk and other risk factors.
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Scientists Develop Way To Make Food Taste Salty, Without Excessive Sodium
Researchers have managed to make a salt mixture which tastes salt-like, without using as much sodium chloride as is present in table salt.
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Your Love For Spicy Food May Curb Your Tendency To Binge On Unhealthy Salty Foods
According to the study, the areas stimulated by salt and spice overlapped, and that spice further increased brain activity in areas activated by salt.
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Your Love for Salty Food Can Double The Risk of Heart Failure and Stroke
According to a latest study, a High Salt diet of more than 13.7g of salt daily could double your risk of coronary heart disease and stroke.
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Soda, Pizza And Salty Food Up Liver Disease In Kids: Study
London: Children who regularly intake fructose present in soda, sweetened beverages, pizza and salty food, biscuits, yogurt may be be prone to liver disease, researchers warn. According to a study, led by researchers from Bambino Gesu Hospital in Italy, dietary fructose increases serum uric acid concentrations. Both uric acid concentration and fru...
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Toddlers With Sweet Tooth May Gain Unhealthy Weight: Study
Parents, take note! Toddlers who prefer sweet foods over salty snacks, even after a full meal, may be more likely to gain unhealthy weight, a new study has found.
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Titan's Ocean as Salty as Earth's Dead Sea
A massive underground ocean on Saturn's largest moon, Titan, may be as salty as the Earth's Dead Sea, scientists have found.
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How the experts use salt in their cooking - and why
The science of how salt affects the taste of food is more complicated than you might think - but it's vital to understand if you want to improve your skill in the kitchenFerran Adrià once declared salt "the only product that changes cuisine". This is...
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Watch 5-foot-croc blocks street in Australia
Locals in Cairns, Australia, had a dangerous surprise visitor to their streets on Thursday as a crocodile emerged from a drain. A motorist first spotted the crocodile as it wandered onto a road. The 1.5 meter (5 foot) reptile was kept contained at the side of the road by road workers and police with large brooms.
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Can't Quit Salty Foods? Why Boosting Your Potassium Intake Protects Your Heart
If you can't quit salty foods, then you need to consume more potassium to protect your heart. Dr Vinayak Agrawal explains why you need to do so and ways to increase your potassium intake.
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Why You Crave Salty Snacks And How To Fix It, According To A Nutrition Coach
Your cravings for salty snacks may indicate that you are under stress or dehydrated
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Woman Calls Namak Pare "Salty Fried Pastry Strips." Internet Gives Hilarious Reactions
Salty Fried Pastry Strips: In the viral tweet, this woman shared a picture of namak pare and captioned it with a fancy title.
-
Woman Killed Over "Salty" Breakfast, Another For Not Serving It With Tea
A man allegedly killed his 40-year-old wife at their residence in Bhayandar township in Maharashtra's Thane district after breakfast made and served by her had "too much salt", the police said today.
-
Good Sleep Could Help Curb Desire For Sweet And Salty Food: Study
Increasing the sleep duration, and having a good sleep may help reduce cardio-metabolic risk and other risk factors.
-
Scientists Develop Way To Make Food Taste Salty, Without Excessive Sodium
Researchers have managed to make a salt mixture which tastes salt-like, without using as much sodium chloride as is present in table salt.
-
Your Love For Spicy Food May Curb Your Tendency To Binge On Unhealthy Salty Foods
According to the study, the areas stimulated by salt and spice overlapped, and that spice further increased brain activity in areas activated by salt.
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Your Love for Salty Food Can Double The Risk of Heart Failure and Stroke
According to a latest study, a High Salt diet of more than 13.7g of salt daily could double your risk of coronary heart disease and stroke.
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Soda, Pizza And Salty Food Up Liver Disease In Kids: Study
London: Children who regularly intake fructose present in soda, sweetened beverages, pizza and salty food, biscuits, yogurt may be be prone to liver disease, researchers warn. According to a study, led by researchers from Bambino Gesu Hospital in Italy, dietary fructose increases serum uric acid concentrations. Both uric acid concentration and fru...
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Toddlers With Sweet Tooth May Gain Unhealthy Weight: Study
Parents, take note! Toddlers who prefer sweet foods over salty snacks, even after a full meal, may be more likely to gain unhealthy weight, a new study has found.
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Titan's Ocean as Salty as Earth's Dead Sea
A massive underground ocean on Saturn's largest moon, Titan, may be as salty as the Earth's Dead Sea, scientists have found.
-
How the experts use salt in their cooking - and why
The science of how salt affects the taste of food is more complicated than you might think - but it's vital to understand if you want to improve your skill in the kitchenFerran Adrià once declared salt "the only product that changes cuisine". This is...
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Watch 5-foot-croc blocks street in Australia
Locals in Cairns, Australia, had a dangerous surprise visitor to their streets on Thursday as a crocodile emerged from a drain. A motorist first spotted the crocodile as it wandered onto a road. The 1.5 meter (5 foot) reptile was kept contained at the side of the road by road workers and police with large brooms.
