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I-TIP: Reduce your sodium

Canadians consume far too much sodium and that's bad for our health. The I-Team gives you tips on how it sneaks into our diet under other names and what you can do to eat less of it.

I-Tip: Sodium danger

9 years ago
Duration 1:36
The I-Team gives you tips on how sodium sneaks into our diets under other names, and what you can do to eat less of it.

It's a fact salt makes most things taste better.It's also a fact that too much sodium is bad for your heath and can lead to high blood pressure, a major risk factor forstrokesand other cardiovascular issues.

In Canada we eat more than twice as much salt as we should.There are lots of ways salt can sneak into our diet. Bread is often full of sodium and eating out usually means your disheswill be laced with various forms of sodium.The biggest culprit is processed food, which accounts for 77 per centof our sodium intake in Canada.

Manitobanslooking to cut down on salt canDial-a-Dietitian at 204-788-8248 or toll free at 1-877-830-2892.