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   Sir Funk ?? (sophistifunk@noagendasocial.com)'s status on Monday, 04-Dec-2023 08:52:46 JST Sir Funk ??

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   @c37b6a82a98de368c104bbc6da365571ec5a263b07057d0a3977b4c05afa7e63 @NoBeret LOL the hilarious part is that salt doesn’t actually cause hypertension. It was a nice theory that makes sense, but there’s no evidence for it.

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     b (c37b6a82a98de368c104bbc6da365571ec5a263b07057d0a3977b4c05afa7e63@mostr.pub)'s status on Monday, 04-Dec-2023 08:52:47 JST b
     still remember the days when msg was bad
     
     Myth: MSG is high in salt, or sodium
     
     Unlike regular table salt, which is 40% sodium, MSG contains only 12% sodium, which is one-third the amount in table salt. Researchers have also explored MSG as a viable alternative to salt to reduce sodium intake and improve public health through a reduced risk of hypertension. 26 May 2021