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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1983

Page

16

Salt restrictions may threaten pregnancy brain development

Clemson researchers warn extremely low sodium diets during pregnancy could harm offspring based on rat studies. The experiment showed reduced litter size, more stillbirths, failed lactation, and lowered brain components in offspring at certain low sodium levels, though human risk requires more study.

Clemson University South Carolina Robert G. Bursey M. Lisa Watson American Journal of Clinical Nutrition Bursey and Watson

Smart shopping cuts salt in family meals

A Cedar Rapids Gazette nutrition column explains why reducing salt helps high blood pressure. It suggests choosing fresh meats, milk, and natural cheeses, avoiding high sodium canned or processed foods, and checking nutrition labels for exact sodium content.

The Salt Diet Caper and Tips From Cedar Rapids

A humorous yet practical piece on cutting salt intake questions the saltshaker industry origins and offers concrete steps. It notes high salt risks and suggests substitutions, reading labels, choosing low or no sodium products, and avoiding salted water. A closing pointer directs readers to Richard Simmons at The Cedar Rapids Gazette.

Richard Simmons Cedar Rapids Third Ave Iowa

Rinsing Canned Foods Cuts Sodium Levels

Researchers from Duke University Medical Center report rinsing commercially canned foods with plain tap water can dramatically lower sodium. In tests, a one minute rinse reduced tuna sodium by 76 to 79 percent, and two more minutes cut remaining levels further. Green beans lost 41 percent after rinsing.

The American Dietetic Association Duke University Medical Center Durham N.C

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