Salt free

There are so many hidden sources of salt in manufactured foods, including breakfast cereals, that salt free or low salt diets should be produced from pure natural ingredients. Any menu or recipe based on these ingredients can be used.

Salt should not be added in cooking or baking.

Raising agents should not be used - the problem is with the sodium ions from both the salt and sodium bicarbonate.

Salt free

Posted by doris rhymes (message id=3152 )

Can you please help i need information, my husband is going on a salf free diet, following being an inpatient for Chronic Heart Failure. I'm stuck to find information, then on a search i came accross your pages. please send any info you have or can direct me to. kindest Doris Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by Anne Moreau (message id=3222 )

My dad has just been diagnosed with Chronic Heart Failure. He has been put on a 2000mg salt-free diet. I could use some help and or guidance in order to cook and combine healthy yet delicious meals for him. He is 85 years old and rather set in his ways. I have been using spices to give his meals some help but am at odds as what each item or how to calculate Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by Peter (message id=3223 )

You have to assume that purchased bread, cake, biscuits, breakfast cereals, pre-prepared meals, bacon and ham, sardines etc in brine, take-away meals, baked beans, and some cheeses all contain too much salt. Start with fresh vegetables, fresh meat or fish, fresh fruit, cook rice without salt. If you want to check the salt content (look at the figure for sodium) the following site is excellent: http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/foodcomp/search Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

Salt free olives

Posted by Sally (message id=3400 )

Does anyone know where I can purchase salt-free olives in the UK Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

Salt free and sugar free diet

Posted by Charla Clark (message id=4050 )

My sister has just been diagnosed with Chronic Heart Failure. she has been put on a salt-free diet. She also cannot have sugar. I could use some help and or guidance in order to cook and combine healthy yet delicious meals for her. She is 64 years old. She is on blood thiners. She is going thru a stage of being upset in her stomach and has no appetite to eat Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by Peter (message id=4051 )

Fresh fruit and vegetables are a good basis for a diet here. Cereals and starchy foods are good - but not highly refined foods. Avoid foods high in fat, and cooking methods like frying. Don't add butter to food. Use lean meat, fresh fish. Don't add salt at any stage. Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by Linda (message id=4058 )

I have had to use water pills for yrs. as my body produces the chemical that causes us to retain water. One Dr. said I do and another Dr. said its not possible. I can consume totally sodium /salt free foods and still swell up. It always starts at the ankles. Is there anything I can do to alleviate this problems besides take water pills Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by Donna (message id=4208 )

Purchase a copy of The Rice Diet Solution. It was devised by Duke University in the 1930's for heart patients. It is low a sodium diet and you do not eat just rice Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by janice gallagher (message id=4215 )

my little 5 yr old girl has just been diagnosed with nephotic syndrome and 1 of the affects is high blood pressure and water retention ive now been advised to have her on a salt free diet but im finding it really hard as everything has salt in any advice would be much appreciated Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by Peter (message id=4227 )

If you cook with the basic raw ingredients. These don't have salt in. Fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, fresh fish, fresh meat. Rice, potato. Don't add salt in the cooking either Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by lesley (message id=4320 )

I have just found out that I have chronic kidney disease and need to cut my salt/sodium down drasticaly, can anyone advise me about lower salt/sodium foods Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

Salt free olives

Posted by Andrea (message id=4478 )

Hi there Just noticed your posting and was also looking for olives with no salt. Have you had a reply with suggestions where to get them from in the UK? I've been looking for a while, I adore olives and eat them like sweets!!! but I'm very consious of the salt in them. I do wash them before eating but the salt is still obvious. I don't like the ones in oil so much. Look forward to hearing from you. Regards Andrea Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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Posted by linda (message id=4711 )

My grand-daughter,aged 9 has recently been diagnosed with small kidneys. She has too have a low salt diet, eg less than 0.5 per 100 grams.Does anyone have suitable recipes Post a reply to this message, or post a new topic    Your Name:  Your Email:  Subject:  In reply to message (delete if not applicable):  Display heading   Security Code:

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