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Should you still follow a low salt diet even if you have low blood pressure? 100/60
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Low salt diet : Probably not necessary to be on a strict low salt diet. Consuming everything in moderation is usually a good rule of thumb. I think just avoiding very salty foods would be adequate.
Answered 12/19/2019
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