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by Admin April 16, 2024

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by Admin April 16, 2024

Bid farewell to inflammation using rosemary. Top tips await! Embrace rosemary’s potential for a healthier lifestyle today!

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Microsoft’s $1.5 billion boost – G42 and AI partnership goes global

by Admin April 16, 2024

Microsoft fuels G42 & AI partnership with $1.5 billion boost, driving global innovation and collaboration.

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Flydubai halts departures amid UAE severe weather chaos

by Admin April 16, 2024

Severe weather conditions sweeping across the United Arab Emirates have prompted flydubai to halt all departing flights from Dubai International Airport (DXB), a company spokesperson …

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Bitcoin’s $62K dive sparks exodus amid market mayhem

by Admin April 13, 2024

Bitcoin’s $62K plunge triggers market exodus amid turmoil, sparking widespread panic among investors and traders alike.

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Enhancing your audio experience with safe earphone use

by Admin April 13, 2024

Discover the best practices for using Bluetooth headphones to ensure safety and enhance your audio enjoyment.

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Senate’s push for stablecoin regulation reform intensifies

by Admin April 12, 2024

Historic Senate bill aims to reform stablecoin regulation, signaling a pivotal moment in the evolution of cryptocurrency oversight.

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ADB projects India’s economy to grow steadily by 7% in FY2024

by Admin April 11, 2024

ADB projects India’s 7% economic growth for FY2024, driven by robust investment and strong services sector.

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OPEC predicts 2.25 million bpd surge in global oil demand

by Admin April 11, 2024

OPEC projects 2.25M bpd surge in global oil demand for 2024-2025. Robust outlook amid geopolitical tensions.

A recent meta-analysis examining older adults at high risk of heart attacks or strokes has uncovered a potential link between salt substitutions and reduced mortality rates, particularly associated with heart disease and stroke. Conducted primarily across Asian populations, where the utilization of salt substitutes is more prevalent due to culinary practices, the study sheds light on the impact of reducing sodium intake. In the United States, where approximately 70% of sodium consumption stems from packaged and processed foods rather than table salt, these findings, published in the Annals of Internal Medicine on Tuesday, serve as a pertinent reminder of the dangers of excessive sodium intake and the need for exploring alternative dietary options. According to Dr. Darien Sutton, medical correspondent for ABC News, the average American consumes 3,400 milligrams of salt daily, surpassing the recommended limit of 2,300 milligrams, with an ideal ceiling of 1,500 milligrams for most adults, especially those with hypertension. Dr. Sutton stressed the widespread underestimation of sodium intake, emphasizing the imperative of awareness regarding dietary sodium content. High-sodium diets contribute to over 2 million deaths globally each year, as per the World Health Organization. However, not all adults face an immediate necessity to modify their sodium intake, with the study focusing specifically on individuals with heightened risks of cardiovascular events. For those individuals, consulting with a healthcare provider to devise strategies for reducing sodium intake is crucial, often commencing with scrutinizing food labels for sodium content. For instance, Dr. Sutton highlighted the sodium content in popular snack items like Doritos, where a single serving of 12 chips can contain approximately 200 milligrams of sodium, potentially amounting to over 3,000 milligrams in a standard-sized bag. He emphasized the need for vigilance toward processed foods, suggesting alternatives and urging consumers to quantify their sodium intake. In addition to monitoring sodium intake, Dr. Sutton advocated for exploring flavorful alternatives to salt, such as paprika, ground pepper, onion powder, cinnamon, ginger, or garlic, to enhance taste without relying on sodium. The recent meta-analysis underscores the detrimental health effects of excessive salt consumption, particularly among older populations. Dr. Sutton emphasized the importance of monitoring sodium intake to mitigate health risks and enhance quality of life in later years. Recommending the incorporation of potassium-rich foods like leafy greens, bananas, and sweet potatoes, alongside reduced processed food consumption, Dr. Sutton reiterated the significance of balanced dietary choices in managing blood pressure and overall cardiovascular health

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Reduced salt intake tied to lower heart disease risk, study reveals

by Admin April 11, 2024

New research unveils: Reducing salt intake may significantly lower the risk of heart disease, according to recent study findings.

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