There are no dangers to a no salt diet. All basic foods that you eat will have some salt already in them.
she is on a no added salt diet
You can try to work on working in less salty foods into your diet. Foods that are high in salt can cause your blood pressure to raise so it is advised to avoid foods such as french fries or Chinese.
A NAS Diet or no added salt diet is exactly that. These types of diets are particularly important to people suffering from liver disease as the restriction of Sodium Chloride (salt) is of the utmost importance in combating excessive fluid retention. The average diet consists of around 6 grams of salt per day but an average of 2.5 is recommended in the effective aid of fluid retention. Excess sodium has also been linked to heart disease and arterial problems and anyone suffering heart related issues may also be refer ed to a NAS diet plan.
the coolest diet around, except the liquid nitrogen diet.
no, it is only visible in the coca cola diet :)
My guess would be no. If you are trying to be on a totally salt free diet, then no because most beers have some salt in it. It may not be much salt but beer does have salt in it. However, if you are on a low salt diet, then yes, since most beers only have a small amount of per in it per serving.
European diet, with more lipids, glucids and salt
use less salt in your diet.
You need to carefully read the label. Processed foods (including soups) may have high salt and sugar contents. If in doubt, why not prepare and cook the soup yourself? You then know exactly what the soup contains.
rock salt and diet coke
No, the thing that makes diet Pepsi sweet is aspartame.