There is a sodium and potassium pump in the cells of your body if you get too much sodium your pumps can pump fast enough because it needs to be in balance with potassium. Most people though are actually concerned with sodium causing a rise in blood pressure leading to high blood pressure which really is bad for you. The truth is as long as your blood pressure is normal (you can crave sodium if it is low) and your not falling all over yourself with muscle spasms and cramps you probably ok with how much salt you are getting unless of course you doctor tells you so.
Sodium isn't bad for you, it's just that we have begun eating far too much of it. The daily recommended amount in United State (Dietary Recommended Intake) is 1,5 grams/day. Too much sodium increases your chances of developing high blood pressure, which leads to a whole host of problems including increased risk of heart disease, kidney disease, and stroke.
So, limit your intake of processed foods and try to cook from scratch so you know what's in your food. Check labels to ensure you aren't eating something that totally loaded with sodium and you will be fine.
Sodium can effect various parts of your health if you take in too much every day, such as high blood pressure. however, when someone goes on a low sodium diet most likely the main purpose is to flush some weight quickly. when your body has a lot of sodium in it, you retain water, which can make you weigh up to 8 lbs more than you actually do. also, excess sodium causes bloating, so the stomach may look bigger than it actually is. A human needs at least 500 milligrams of salt/sodium a day to stay healthy, but most of us get upwards of 3000, the recommended intake is 2000 mg. to flush out sodium and water retention/weight you can simply drink a lot of water, instead of going extremely low sodium in your diet and possibly risking your health. Drinking a lot of water flushes out your body and the number on the scale goes down once you pee it all out. The issue here however is that it is just water your losing- your not losing weight or fat by going low sodium.
A single meal is neither good nor bad. However, consistently eating fast food (which tends to have high levels of sodium, saturated fat and added simple sugars) increases the risk of obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes.
No. The only type of food that may affect you in any way would be those high in sodium since it can cause your body to retain more fluid. Other than that, there are no foods to be concerned about regarding your period.
Fast food is typically characterized as "bad" because, at least in the United States, this category of food tends to be high in sodium, saturated fat and added simple sugars while being low in complex carbohydrates, lean protein and micronutrients like vitamins and minerals. Eating a single fast food meal isn't a big problem, but consistently eating fast food can lead to obesity, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes; secondary problems include heart attack, stroke and increased risks for certain types of cancer.
-Not leaving open cuts -Not eating bad food or food that has fallen on the floor -Not eating food that is bad for you
They are extremely high in sodium. You should stay below 2300mg of sodium in one day.
Not always. Whether or not food tastes bad depends on who is eating it and their personal tastes in food.
sodium, fat, sugars ect...
Eating food with a lot of protein is bad because it may be saturated with fat. It can cause heart disease, constipation, kidney damage, tumors, arthritis, and other malfunctions.
It is at the hands of many. The parents for letting their child eat un-healthy foods so much that the child becomes obese. Fast-food places (along with other restaurants) for serving un-healthy, high-fat, hig-calorie, high-sodium (salt) foods. The child (depending on their age) for eating bad and not exercising.
I would say that anything with high cholesterol, sodium, and grease are bad for you. Try to stay away from fast food (subway might be ok). The healthier you eat, the healthier the baby will be!
no, keep eating it... its good for you
stop eating Mexican food