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Sonny Ordell
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What amountSalt is sometimes known as "white death" due to the belief that an excess intake of salt wouldcan cause substantial damage to health? Does this mean.

What evidence exists to support or contradict the idea that excess salt intake can cause substantial health damage? Is it is best notbetter to use anyavoid salt at allaltogether?

What amount of salt would cause substantial damage to health? Does this mean that it is best not to use any salt at all?

Salt is sometimes known as "white death" due to the belief that an excess intake of salt can cause substantial damage to health.

What evidence exists to support or contradict the idea that excess salt intake can cause substantial health damage? Is it better to avoid salt altogether?

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Mad Scientist
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What amount of salt would really makecause substantial damage to health? Does itthis mean that it is the best not to use any salt at all?

What amount of salt would really make substantial damage to health? Does it mean that it is the best not to use salt at all?

What amount of salt would cause substantial damage to health? Does this mean that it is best not to use any salt at all?

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Is salt really "white death"?

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