To discuss:
The general history of human salt consumption; the recommended daily intake of sodium and some reasons why most U.S. diets greatly exceed this; and the consequences of excessive sodium intake.
Introduction:
Minerals are micronutrients that are required by the body in trace amounts. These minerals are obtained from the water and soils, and they entered into the food web. This is essential for the body for the intake of other nutrients. These are essential nutrients that have important effects on the body. Excessive intake of minerals results in lethal and toxic effects. One of the major mineral is sodium, which maintains the regulation of water and electrolytes.
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