all right...this kind of begging question is a common leftist ploy and not worthy of any conservative, but i’ll answer it on this forum.
even too much water is after all poisonous. salt, apart from being a gift of God and one of the necessaries for life, should be consumed in sufficient quantity to maintain health in an individual, as should all foods. certainly, imo, there should be no authority or so called ‘expert’ establishing or worse mandating the right level of salt (or any thing we take into our bodies) for any individual. the ‘right’ level is an individual decision. advice from others is of course free and worth as much.
such health and nutrition experts’ advice in the last 50 years has led to our healthy and vigorous children becoming obese and unfit for even mild to moderate activity in my memory. and i’m only in my late 60’s. imo, the same ‘self help’ advice that has rendered our youth unfit and out of breath, has also rendered many of my generation moribund.
if any bureaucrat or soft ‘scientist’ wants to step forward with advice, let me at least see them demonstrate that they are fit as fiddle and can run all day before i listen seriously.
such health and nutrition experts’ advice in the last 50 years has led to our healthy and vigorous children becoming obese and unfit for even mild to moderate activity in my memory
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I think the quality of food people sell, with their harmful additives, contributed.