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FDA wants to cut sodium in packaged and processed foods by about 20%
(www.nbcnews.com)
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Unironically, yes. A common substitute for table salt (sodium chloride NaCl) is potassium salt (potassium chloride KCl).
The good news is that the health problems with table salt is the sodium, not the chloride. Potassium actually has the opposite effect on the body, so a higher potassium intake would actually help treat a high sodium intake.
Fun fact: potassium chloride is what the United States has primarily used in lethal injection which has been used to execute 1400 people since 1976.
I'm absolutely going to hear some Karen later repeat this fact as a reason to protest against 'government crackdowns on salt' or something, aren't I?
They are killing our roads!
"Swimming pools are bad! They're full of water, which LESBIAN TERRORISTS use to DROWN CHRISTIANS!"
It's also what we use to salt our roads.