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Too Much Salt Increase Risks of Senility

August 26, 2011 By: Daniel Category: Alzheimer's Disease

salt senilityPeople should not consume too much salt. Now doctors have warned that excessive consumption of salt can be bad for the brain, one of which can cause senility.

People who consume lots of salt and do a little exercise will experience a more rapid mental decline. Besides that, the consumption of more than 1 teaspoon of salt per day could lead to increased risk of senility and Alzheimer’s disease. (more…)

Salt Has Stress Reliever Effects

July 16, 2011 By: Roberto Category: Alternative Medicine

salt stress relieverFrench fries, chips or other savory snack may be very tempting when you are experiencing stress. Regardless of its calorie content, these foods contain salt, which was found to have positive effects as a stress reliever.

Based on a study by the University of Cincinnati, Ohio, United States, increased levels of salt in the body can reduce stress hormones and increase production of oxytocin, a hormone that triggers feelings of pleasure and happiness. (more…)

Salt Can Cause Addiction

July 13, 2011 By: Michael Category: Health

salt addictionSalt is the biggest enemy of people with high blood pressure. However, for most people with high blood pressure, it is very difficult to leave food without salt. It is not surprising because salt has the effect of addiction.

Based on one study, salt has addictive effect like cigarettes and drugs. Salt raises a similar effect on brain cells and brain tissue as when people consume cigarettes and drugs. (more…)

Lack of Salt Increase Heart Attack and Stroke Risks

May 05, 2011 By: Roberto Category: Health

lack of saltDoctors always  gives advice to reduce salt consumption because it is not good for health. But now a new study shows the opposite. Reducing salt increases the risk of death from heart attack and stroke.

The American Medical Association made a research for eight years on 3,681 healthy people in Europe who are in their 50s to 60s. In that study it was found that those who consumed at least one teaspoon of salt per day did not show the development of health than those who ate more salt. (more…)

7 Steps to Reduce Salt Consumption

January 20, 2011 By: medicmagic Category: Health Tips

reduce salt intakeConsuming too much salt can cause serious health problems. For example, high blood pressure, heart disease and stroke. Well, for you who wants to reduce salt consumption in your diet, here are some steps to do it, according to ehow. (more…)