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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1996

Page

8

Low fat lunch meats vs a burger for sodium aware lunches

Packing lunch to work can cut fat and salt. Low fat luncheon meats exist but are often high in sodium. To balance sodium, pair with fresh fruits and vegetables. Choose turkey, roast beef, or tuna with light mayo, vary bread types, and consider leftovers. Prep the night before to improve consistency.

Growth hormone therapy widens to treat short children

Growth hormone therapy once used for deficiency is now increasingly prescribed for normal children who are shorter than average. The shift reflects broader use beyond diagnosed hormone deficiency, raising questions about medical thresholds and long term effects.

Americans love salt too much

A historical panorama on salt usage notes salt sustains life and flavor yet excess sodium links to high blood pressure osteoporosis stomach cancer and heart enlargement. Some researchers counter alarm saying risk affects only a small population while civilization’s salty palate may hasten disease.

Hidden heart pattern found despite irregular beat study

A survey of 434 pediatric endocrinologists shows 42 percent of children treated with a hormone lack a deficiency. Dr Leona Cuttler notes findings in the Journal of the American Medical Association. Researchers reveal a hidden heart pattern called KRT and explain the heart’s beat is not clocklike yet remains regulated in new study.

Leona Cuttler Journal of the American Medical Association

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