My mom doesn't take salt and sugar because she is hypertensive. And she has lived very long.arunima wrote:We all need to know our health conditions before we try out the appropriate amount of salt and sugar intake. Even deficiency of them might not be good. Some people like me have a tendency for low blood pressure. We are advised to take a bit extra salt.
It has never been about the cost of sugar or salt. It has more to do with the cost of managing these health conditions. Routine checkup alone for high BP costs a lot of money.SHAHID987 wrote:Here neither sugar is costly nor salt is expensive, but if we limit it's intake then we'll be save from some serious illness like high blood pressure and high blood sugar level, so indirectly we'll save medicine cost.
That is understandable. I have cousins that put as much as 8 cubes of sugar in a glass of tea. They think it is enjoyment, not knowing they are endangering their lives.Jem Smith wrote:It depends on your body's needs. I have low blood pressure, so limiting salt would not be helpful for me.
The cost of maintaining a person with high BP is far higher than the sweetness or taste buds tingling these things provide. Common strip for checking blood sugar is so expensive.augusta wrote:This can help you keep away some disease like high BP that comes from taking excess salt
Nsikan wrote:That is understandable. I have cousins that put as much as 8 cubes of sugar in a glass of tea. They think it is enjoyment, not knowing they are endangering their lives.Jem Smith wrote:It depends on your body's needs. I have low blood pressure, so limiting salt would not be helpful for me.
Tinni wrote:The cost of maintaining a person with high BP is far higher than the sweetness or taste buds tingling these things provide. Common strip for checking blood sugar is so expensive.augusta wrote:This can help you keep away some disease like high BP that comes from taking excess salt
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