Scientists are warning salt intake is related to kidney failure in older adults. Researchers say salt intake less than 6g per day puts patients at greater risk for end stage kidney disease (ESKD).
Researchers pulled data from 4 prospective studies.
Scientists are warning salt intake is related to kidney failure in older adults. Researchers say salt intake less than 6g per day puts patients at greater risk for end stage kidney disease (ESKD).
Researchers pulled data from 4 prospective studies.
The Mediterranean Diet and Kidney Disease
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