Salt.
twinjamom6
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So, my husband and I were having a discussion about salt and my lack of salting my food.
He puts a crazy amount of it on everything. I will normally salt food when I am cooking it, like chicken and beef, etc with other spices, but otherwise, I don't use it and sparingly do so when I do. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm under the impression that most food has plenty in it and it's really not necessary to use more? I don't really eat a lot of processed foods.
He puts a crazy amount of it on everything. I will normally salt food when I am cooking it, like chicken and beef, etc with other spices, but otherwise, I don't use it and sparingly do so when I do. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm under the impression that most food has plenty in it and it's really not necessary to use more? I don't really eat a lot of processed foods.
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Personal preference. But. ..I'll bet if someone restricted sodium for a month they wouldn't go back to using as much as previously.0
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Sounds like my house. It's not that I don't like salt or think it's bad, i just generally don't use it much except when cooking, but my husband, well, he salts his dang pizza.0
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nwood do you track your sodium intake in your diary? It will give you an idea how high or low your levels are.
I've cut back a lot in adding salt to my food, but still often come over mfp's goals.0 -
The only thing I put extra salt on is my french fries...and then I go to town! LOL0
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_benjammin wrote: »Personal preference. But. ..I'll bet if restricted sodium for a month they wouldn't go back to using as much as previously.
That's really what I was thinking. He was saying that I was going to get sick because we need iodized salt in our diet. Which I know that, but I feel like I get enough from everything I eat and don't need to go salting it more. I feel more that it's a personal preference thing as well.0 -
christinev297 wrote: »nwood do you track your sodium intake in your diary? It will give you an idea how high or low your levels are.
I've cut back a lot in adding salt to my food, but still often come over mfp's goals.
I was just looking at that. Most of the time I am under and occasionally I am rig h t at or rarely above. It looks fine to me? So I think I am fine. Lol.0 -
nwoodrum2011 wrote: »christinev297 wrote: »nwood do you track your sodium intake in your diary? It will give you an idea how high or low your levels are.
I've cut back a lot in adding salt to my food, but still often come over mfp's goals.
I was just looking at that. Most of the time I am under and occasionally I am rig h t at or rarely above. It looks fine to me? So I think I am fine. Lol.
Sounds A ok to me
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