Easier Living Warehouse
The 2009 World Salt Awareness Week, ‘Salt and eating out’, focused on raising awareness of salt levels in restaurants, fast foods, street and canteen foods etc.
The message regarding salt remains the same; reduce our daily intake. The World Health Organisation stipulates that a maximum of five grams of salt per day should be consumed and other leaders in the field still believe that this is too much as the body only needs small amounts. The Director of Stroke Prevention and the Arthrosclerosis Research Centre at the Robarts Research Institute in Ontario; Dr. David Spence even stated that the human body only needs half a gram of salt each day.[1]
Lowering salt consumption is one of many things that can be done to help prevent and reduce the effects of serious conditions such as hypertension
Keeping your heart healthy and lowering your blood pressure is easy with First Aid Warehouse. Apart from their offering of leading blood pressure monitors, vitamins, minerals and health food supplements, they also supply a vast range of other complimentary products such as step counters, body fat monitors and smoking cessation products. Only the best BP Monitors are available from First Aid Warehouse including a range of British Hypertension Society validated monitors.
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Blood Pressure Monitors including the Omron M7 Blood Pressure Monitor
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