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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1990

Page

16

Salt talks and the shifting stance on salt and hypertension

A decade of health advice on salt remains debated as studies including Intersalt show only small blood pressure effects from reducing salt. Experts warn blanket cutbacks may be unnecessary yet few dispute targeting high risk groups, while critics urge caution to avoid public distrust and unintended dietary harms.

Salt or Sodium How They Affect Blood Pressure

A Boston discussion notes that the term sodium obscures salt’s role in hypertension. About half of people with high blood pressure are salt sensitive, worsening their condition. Ordinary salt, sodium chloride, provides over 90 percent of dietary sodium. other sodium forms show little measurable effect.

Boston Dave Deel Olya John C. LaRosa George Washington University Louis V. Priebe Salt Institute Myron Weinberger Theodore Kotchen West Virginia University Richard Grimm University of Minnesota Frank Sacks Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Salt Guidelines Show Wide Disagreement On Safe Intake

In Boston experts clash over salt limits as NRC Diet and Health cites seven point five grams daily while 1988 AHA guidance set seven point five grams and the surgeon general urges avoiding excess sodium. Dr Michael Horan notes consensus but uncertain benefit and calls for review amid broad confusion. Dr Theodore Kotchen predicts the heart association will reexamine its rules as opinion remains divided.

Boston National Research Council American Heart Association Surgeon General Michael Horan National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute United States Theodore Kotchen West Virginia University The Heart Association

Autumn Leaves in Kale and Cabbage Center Plate

Three greens cabbage kale and escarole feature in hearty dishes with dairy. Kale slaw pairs tender greens with carrot onion and provolone yogurt dressing. Escarole soup with turkey meatballs blends Parmesan broth and tiny pasta bows. Cabbage leaves filled with shrimp and ricotta roll in curry yogurt sauce.

Middle Atlantic Milk Marketing Association American Dairy Association

Kitchen party idea cuts stress for kids birthdays

A Cape Cod party planner recommends hosting children’s parties in the kitchen to avoid mess and chaos. Tips include keeping the guest list small, involving kids in planning, and avoiding too many activities. A recipe for Wacky Kool Aid Popcorn Balls is shared, with steps and quantities.

New York Sherry Warcnalowski Party Magic Cape Cod Mass Ms Warchalowski Ms. Warchalowski Ms. Warenatowski Sally Tucker

Thanksgiving Vegetables For Lighter Holiday Feasts

Archaeologists at Plimoth Plantation note abundant 1621 harvests of native and English vegetables. Walnuts, chestnuts, grapes, pumpkins, corn and more joined parsnips, carrots, cabbage and lettuce. A heart healthy side spans fiber and minerals with low fat. Pineapple Sweet Potatoes recipe included yields six servings.

Plimoth

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