AllNews'How To Reduce High Salt Intake' - 10 News Result(s)Nutritionist Says You Might Be Eating Way Too Much Salt: Here's How To TellHealth | Manya Singh | Tuesday September 3, 2024 In an Instagram video, nutritionist Anjali Mukerjee suggests limiting salt intake. www.ndtv.comHere's Why You Should Reduce Excessive Salt Intake & How ToHealth | Manya Singh | Thursday February 8, 2024 Keep reading as we share ways in which excessive salt can affect our health and how can we reduce our intake. www.ndtv.com4 Health Risks Associated With Eating Too Much Salt DoctorNDTV | Thursday June 11, 2020 Research shows that on an average, our daily salt intake should be 6 grams. But most people consume 7.2 grams of salt every day. doctor.ndtv.comSuffering From Hypertension? Follow These Steps To Maintain Healthy Blood Pressure NumbersHealth | Varsha Vats | Friday May 1, 2020 Hypertension: To fight high blood pressure you need to make necessary diet and lifestyle changes. From eating healthy to regular exercise there are several strategies which can work effectively. Read here to know these. www.ndtv.comHigh Salt Intake And Cardiovascular Disease: Know The Link And Some Salt Substitutes Written by Varsha Vats | Monday April 27, 2020 High salt intake can increase the risk of heart disease. Experts advise to reduce salt intake to control the risk of cardiovascular disease. Understand the relation and some salt substitutes you can use. doctor.ndtv.comHealthy Salt Alternatives: MSG And Other Herbs And Spices That Can Reduce Your Salt Intake DoctorNDTV | Wednesday November 13, 2019 Salt alternatives: A new study found that substituting salt with glutamates can reduce sodium intake by up to 7-8%. Read here to know why it is important to reduce your salt intake and how you can do it. doctor.ndtv.comHigh-Salt Diet: Here's How A High-Salt Diet Can Harm YouHealth | Written by Garima Arora | Friday October 25, 2019 High-salt diet effects: A new study found that high salt diet may lead to cognitive decline and increase risk of dementia. Read here to know other ways how eating too much salt is bad for your health. www.ndtv.comDo You Know How Much Salt You Should Consume In A Day? This Much!Health | Garima Arora | Wednesday August 15, 2018 While many of us are fond of eating masaledar aka salty foods, it might not be so good for our health. According to the WHO, daily intake of salt should not be more than 5 gms. www.ndtv.comChronic Kidney Disease: How This Diet Can Help In Managing Kidney DiseasesHealth | DoctorNDTV | Wednesday August 8, 2018 Chronic kidney disease management can be done by eating a healthy and balanced diet. A healthy diet is important for chronic kidney disease and dialysis, in order to reduce the disease burden in India. www.ndtv.comCelebrity Nutritionist Nmami Explains Benefits Of Eating Salt-Free And How To Do So Nmami Agarwal, Nutritionist | Tuesday April 10, 2018 Salt contains a high amount of sodium, which in high doses can lead to an increase in blood pressure. Here's how you can live a salt-free life. doctor.ndtv.com'How To Reduce High Salt Intake' - 10 News Result(s)Nutritionist Says You Might Be Eating Way Too Much Salt: Here's How To TellHealth | Manya Singh | Tuesday September 3, 2024 In an Instagram video, nutritionist Anjali Mukerjee suggests limiting salt intake. www.ndtv.comHere's Why You Should Reduce Excessive Salt Intake & How ToHealth | Manya Singh | Thursday February 8, 2024 Keep reading as we share ways in which excessive salt can affect our health and how can we reduce our intake. www.ndtv.com4 Health Risks Associated With Eating Too Much Salt DoctorNDTV | Thursday June 11, 2020 Research shows that on an average, our daily salt intake should be 6 grams. But most people consume 7.2 grams of salt every day. doctor.ndtv.comSuffering From Hypertension? Follow These Steps To Maintain Healthy Blood Pressure NumbersHealth | Varsha Vats | Friday May 1, 2020 Hypertension: To fight high blood pressure you need to make necessary diet and lifestyle changes. From eating healthy to regular exercise there are several strategies which can work effectively. Read here to know these. www.ndtv.comHigh Salt Intake And Cardiovascular Disease: Know The Link And Some Salt Substitutes Written by Varsha Vats | Monday April 27, 2020 High salt intake can increase the risk of heart disease. Experts advise to reduce salt intake to control the risk of cardiovascular disease. Understand the relation and some salt substitutes you can use. doctor.ndtv.comHealthy Salt Alternatives: MSG And Other Herbs And Spices That Can Reduce Your Salt Intake DoctorNDTV | Wednesday November 13, 2019 Salt alternatives: A new study found that substituting salt with glutamates can reduce sodium intake by up to 7-8%. Read here to know why it is important to reduce your salt intake and how you can do it. doctor.ndtv.comHigh-Salt Diet: Here's How A High-Salt Diet Can Harm YouHealth | Written by Garima Arora | Friday October 25, 2019 High-salt diet effects: A new study found that high salt diet may lead to cognitive decline and increase risk of dementia. Read here to know other ways how eating too much salt is bad for your health. www.ndtv.comDo You Know How Much Salt You Should Consume In A Day? This Much!Health | Garima Arora | Wednesday August 15, 2018 While many of us are fond of eating masaledar aka salty foods, it might not be so good for our health. According to the WHO, daily intake of salt should not be more than 5 gms. www.ndtv.comChronic Kidney Disease: How This Diet Can Help In Managing Kidney DiseasesHealth | DoctorNDTV | Wednesday August 8, 2018 Chronic kidney disease management can be done by eating a healthy and balanced diet. A healthy diet is important for chronic kidney disease and dialysis, in order to reduce the disease burden in India. www.ndtv.comCelebrity Nutritionist Nmami Explains Benefits Of Eating Salt-Free And How To Do So Nmami Agarwal, Nutritionist | Tuesday April 10, 2018 Salt contains a high amount of sodium, which in high doses can lead to an increase in blood pressure. Here's how you can live a salt-free life. doctor.ndtv.comYour search did not match any documentsA few suggestionsMake sure all words are spelled correctlyTry different keywordsTry more general keywordsCheck the NDTV Archives:https://archives.ndtv.com