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What do i eat when i have to have a low salt diet?
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Low salt diet: Do not add any table salt to any foods. Also do not eat preserved or ready to eat foods
Answered 1/14/2018
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Unprocessed: Unprocessed foods will have much lower salt levels. Green script referral via your GP or practice nurse may be a good option for you as they do education on this sort of thing and available NZ wide
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