Zero calories.
In the human diet, only macro-nutrients (lipids(fats), carbohydrates or proteins) contain calories. Table salt (sodium chloride) cannot be "burned" in the human digestive system. It is not part of any of the three macro-nutrients and as such doesn't contain any calories.
We don't use sodium as a fuel in the body. If you ate sodium metal it would cause terrible burns to your mouth, gullet and stomach. You may be thinking of the sodium content of foods, which is sometimes listed on labels. This is actually sodium ions as part of compounds such as salt, and contains no calories because we don't use it in respiration. Sodium metal, of course, can burn in air, and yields 414.2 kJ when 23 g burn, which is about 99 kcal, but this is meaningless in reference to the body.
Zero. Sodium is a metallic element with no caloric value.
Sodium is a mineral and is not measured in calories. Calories is a measurement for energy of fats, carbohydrates and protein.
A gram of what. There are a lot more calories in a gram of sugar than in a gram of glass.
Salt contains no calories.
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only pure sodium in salt, no calories
Peppercorn seasoning has 0 calories, but it has 75 mg of sodium
Approximately 64 calories, with no sugar, carbs, sodium, or fats.
There's 60 calories per slice.
a meal with not so many sugars,sodium,or calories.
There are 360 calories in a McChicken sandwich and 144 calories are from fat. There are also 40 grams of carbohydrates and 800 mg of sodium in this serving.
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It varies depending on what the junk food is, but most are high in fat, calories, and sodium (none of which is very good for you at all).
There are 200 calories, 3 grams of fat, 680 milligrams of sodium and 31 carbohydrates.
eat less. Burn more calories then you eat. Drink more water. cut out foods with a lot of sodium.