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Replies to "@msmarymac I use NuSalt which is a salt substitute which is potassium chloride rather than sodium..."
@itasarah I will always vote for you. I don’t need to have a membership. I got enough on my plate as it is already..
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Good idea, @itasarah. NuSalt with potassium chloride sounds like it works well for you to give you that “salt” taste.
@msmarymac mentions bloating and bradycardia. I am not medically trained and learning as I navigate my own health challenges. I read bradycardia related to potassium levels so am curious about what her doctor thinks here.
Here is what Mayo Clinic says about salt substitutes:
- Mayo Clinic Minute: Are You Using A Salt Substitute?
https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/3-15-ready-mayo-clinic-minute-are-you-using-a-salt-substitute/
It sounds like salt substitute (NuSalt) works for you. I am curious, and it will help msmarymac & others sort through…..why do you avoid salt? What guidance has your doctor provided?