Medicine - Health
Eating too salty is prone to cardiovascular disease and stroke
Consuming an additional 1 tablespoon of salt (5g) a day increases the risk of stroke by 23% and increases the risk of cardiovascular disease by 17%.
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Medicine - Health
Does salty eating not affect cardiovascular disease?
Contrary to traditional values that have been valid for decades, recent research by Albert Einstein Medical School scientists (Yeshiva University, New York) suggests t…
Medicine - Health
Why should not eat too salty?
Salt is an indispensable substance for the body. However, if an excessive amount of salt is absorbed, it will cause many long-term harms. According to calculations, an a…
Medicine - Health
Pork rolls in the treatment room
According to traditional school nutrition, salty sweet pork hoof, average calculation; It is used to supplement blood, milk, often used to treat diseases such as materna…
Food safety
How to make pure white salt without scum, crispy delicious standard science
In order for the Lunar New Year to not be bored, you should prepare a plate of salt onions. Only half a month to the New Year, this time onion salt is very reasonable
Food safety
How to limit salt intake
Eating salty habits will adversely affect human health. Evidence that you will suffer from cardiovascular diseases and some other dangerous diseases.
Computer science
Mac-Windows: Living together but not salty!
Many Mac users have had problems with Boot Camp, Apple's new software that allows Intel-based Mac computers to run Windows. The irony is that they are dead in Windows bu…
New technology
The scientist developed a pair of electronic chopsticks, stimulating the salty taste in the tongue with ... electricity
Just like any bland story is attributed to an unpleasant metaphor:
New technology
The device simulates the taste of food on the screen
Basically, this device will change the electrical current, temperature quickly to deceive the tip of the tongue.