About 0.825 grams of salt. The USDA has over 30 years of research into the effect of salt on health. As little as 6 grams per day is associated with elevated blood pressure and other adverse effects. Making peace with the "salt issue" is an individual activity (and it boils down to an individual choice). Anyone would be wise to get input from a health care provider as well as some knowledgeable family members or friends to get up to speed on what to do as regards dietary salt (sodium) intake. Don't beat yourself up, but take it seriously. And if it involves making some personal or lifestyle changes, why not do it? You'll almost certainly live longer, and your'll have a higher quality of life for your decision to trim salt intake. There are a number of variables that affect how salt effects an individual. Genetics and metabolic baselines as well as activity levels and water intake will have an effect. And there are others. Need a link? Thought so. Got one for ya. Call it a jumping off point.
Rach serving has 7.1 mg of Sodium.
This depends on the mass of this serving and of the food !
One serving of regular spam has 770mg of Sodium.
There are about three grams of carbs in a four ounce serving.
Foods could have a lot of sodium. It depends on the kind of food you are eating. To see how much sodium is in a food product, it has a side panel. You look at the serving size, then you go down to sodium.
With MOST brands, the Oven Roasted Turkey is MUCH higher in Sodium than the Smoked Turkey Cold Cuts. For instance, the Oscar Meyer brand is 720mg of Sodium per serving (of Sodium) in the Oven Roasted Turkey, and is at 460mg (of Sodium) per serving in the Smoked Turkey.
i have no clue someone answer me The powered 18.5 oz. container has 90mg. of sodium per serving. The serving size is 1Tbls.
Ensure contains a non trivial amount of sodium. The label will tell you exactly what's in the product.
I aim at around 300 mg per meal
0.2grams in 100gram tub (think that's about 4 oz?)
Too much of an un-healthy snack can be bad for you and raise fat. Too much of a healthy snack won't have too much of an impact on fatness though.
It varies a lot between brands and even within brands. It will say on the back of the package how much sodium it contains per serving.