2400 milligrams or less.
500 The RDA recommended amount of sodium per day for healthy nutrition is 1,500 mg.
The RDA recommended amount of sodium per day for healthy nutrition is 1,500 mg.
We eat so much sodium (Known more commenly as Salt) Every day... and a healthy amount of sodium is ... The sodium we eat doesn't just come from the salt shaker at home, but now days, sodium is in just about everything. Frozen foods contains an EXCESSIVE amount of sodium to keep it fresh... so limit how much frozen food you eat ! ( Cook more often, though it takes a lot of effort, it'll help you in the future!!)
they are as healthy as can be. but potato chips aren't. the reasons why chips are not healthy is because there is too much sodium. however, potatoes are because of the nutrition there is in it.
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Sodium is an electrolyte that is important in the body. Children should have anywhere from 1,000 to 1,500 milligrams of sodium per day.
The recommended amount of sodium is no more than 2,300-2,400mg per day.
Maybe like 100 sodium maximum.
Recommended intake: 1000mg Maximum intake: 2300mg
It doesn't have any in the bottle i have, and mine has "the mother" in it, that's the floaty bits. Healthy stuff acv!!
Contrary to popular belief, sea salt contains as much sodium as table salt and is no more healthy or unhealthy.
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