Nutrition labels take the guesswork out of healthy shopping by showing you exactly what’s in a product, from serving size and fiber to added sugar and sodium. Once you know what to look for, they become a simple, reliable guide to better everyday nutrition.
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How to Reduce Your Dietary Sodium Intake
Most sodium comes from processed, packaged, and restaurant foods, not the salt shaker, so the most effective cut is to choose whole foods, read labels, and cook more at home. Essential Concepts: limit processed foods, choose low-sodium options, rinse canned foods, use herbs and citrus, and keep daily sodium at 2,300 mg or less.
How to Reduce Your Sodium Intake
Essential Concepts: Choose fresh foods, read sodium labels, and limit processed and restaurant meals to help lower blood pressure and reduce excess sodium. Use herbs, citrus, and low-sodium substitutes for flavor, and seek dietitian guidance if you need a practical meal plan.



