Salt intake has skyrocketed. Because of what's normally put into processed foods. For those whose normal food prep includes a jar of this, a package of that, pre-seasoned anything, you're likely ingesting waaay too much sodium. Today's processed food has much too much salt, and too many unneeded chemicals too. The alternative is to make your food yourself from basic ingredients, then you know what's in it. If you're not so inclined, or you don't care, so be it. If you need or want to limit sodium intake, avoidance of processed foods is important. Unless a doctor has ordered otherwise, I'd think someone who's careful about salt can eat cheese once in awhile without risk.

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