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expired Posted by snowbelt • Apr 6, 2023
Apr 6, 2023 11:16 PM
24-Pack 11.5-Oz V8 100% Vegetable Juice Cans (Original)
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Also has "natural" flavors, aka synthetic highly processed chemicals like propylene glycol, sodium benzoate, and glycerin that don't have to be reported if they are only contaminating up to 80 percent of said natural flavors.
Only shitting on it because it outwardly sort of purports to be a health food, while it is probably only better than most things that are not water.
Remember folks, heart disease is the number one cause of death in the world. Keep that in mind when drinking this, when eating out at that chain tex-mex place that has ~2 days worth of salt in a single burrito, or when your favorite TV chef personality keeps adding salt to a dish at every step.
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edit: To all those replying that what I'm saying is a "myth" or "false", just remember -- you're going against the long-standing medical advice from the American Heart Association, FDA, and CDC.
Although "some" people may not develop high BP from prolonged excessive salt intake -- unfortunately, a majority of people do. Speak to your medical professional.
And to everyone saying you "need salt" -- very true. Around 500mg/day. That's a 1/4 teaspoon -- and you'll have to work really hard to accomplish consuming less than that, given how prolific salt is in our processed foods. The average american eats 3,400mg, and the AHA/CDC suggest consuming less than a max of 2,300 -- ideally 1,500mg/day.
Plus, your kidneys are excellent at retaining salt -- so even if you have a few low-salt days, you can "coast on your reserves" for a while assuming a normally "average" diet.
And for those in higher humidity environments or are athletes -- once again, consult your medical professional. It'd be a shame if someone modeled their behavior off those exceptions and put themselves at risk.
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Remember folks, heart disease is the number one cause of death in the world. Keep that in mind when drinking this, when eating out at that chain tex-mex place that has ~2 days worth of salt in a single burrito, or when your favorite TV chef personality keeps adding salt to a dish at every step.
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edit: To all those replying that what I'm saying is a "myth" or "false", just remember -- you're going against the long-standing medical advice from the American Heart Association, FDA, and CDC.
Although "some" people may not develop high BP from prolonged excessive salt intake -- unfortunately, a majority of people do. Speak to your medical professional.
And to everyone saying you "need salt" -- very true. Around 500mg/day. That's a 1/4 teaspoon -- and you'll have to work really hard to accomplish consuming less than that, given how prolific salt is in our processed foods. The average american eats 3,400mg, and the AHA/CDC suggest consuming less than a max of 2,300 -- ideally 1,500mg/day.
Plus, your kidneys are excellent at retaining salt -- so even if you have a few low-salt days, you can "coast on your reserves" for a while assuming a normally "average" diet.
And for those in higher humidity environments or are athletes -- once again, consult your medical professional. It'd be a shame if someone modeled their behavior off those exceptions and put themselves at risk.
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Remember folks, heart disease is the number one cause of death in the world. Keep that in mind when drinking this, when eating out at that chain tex-mex place that has ~2 days worth of salt in a single burrito, or when your favorite TV chef personality keeps adding salt to a dish at every step.
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Remember folks, heart disease is the number one cause of death in the world. Keep that in mind when drinking this, when eating out at that chain tex-mex place that has ~2 days worth of salt in a single burrito, or when your favorite TV chef personality keeps adding salt to a dish at every step.
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Also has "natural" flavors, aka synthetic highly processed chemicals like propylene glycol, sodium benzoate, and glycerin that don't have to be reported if they are only contaminating up to 80 percent of said natural flavors.
Only shitting on it because it outwardly sort of purports to be a health food, while it is probably only better than most things that are not water.
Remember folks, heart disease is the number one cause of death in the world. Keep that in mind when drinking this, when eating out at that chain tex-mex place that has ~2 days worth of salt in a single burrito, or when your favorite TV chef personality keeps adding salt to a dish at every step.
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