Adding salt to food at table can cut years off your life, study finds
Research involving 500,000 Britons reveals link to earlier death for those who always season their meals
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Research involving 500,000 Britons reveals link to earlier death for those who always season their meals
According to a recent research of more than 500,000 people discovered that people are at higher risk of dying prematurely from any reason, who add extra salt to their cooked food at the table.
At the age of 50, 1.5 years and 2.28 years were knocked off the life expectancy of women and men, respectively, who always added salt to their food.
Middle-aged Britons who always add extra salt are 28 per cent more likely to die before the age of 75, research finds
At the age of 50, 1.5 years and 2.28 years were knocked off the life expectancy of women and men, respectively, who always added salt to their food.