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> Is salt really that bad? I was wondering, does exercise purge "extra" salt? also, since this is japan, would they have a chopsticks model? Maybe this is fo

by m463 2y ago

> Is salt really that bad? I was wondering, does exercise purge "extra" salt? also, since this is japan, would they have a chopsticks model? Maybe this is for soup. Or an export version. Japanese ramen spoons have a different shape.

atoav 2y ago
When I first heard about that Kirin invention I heard about chopsticks also, so maybe it is in the works
- saagarjha 2y ago
  > The researchers behind it first published their thesis in 2011, but have since made spoons, forks, and chopsticks that pass electric currents into food.
Cthulhu_ 2y ago
> I was wondering, does exercise purge "extra" salt? IIRC sweating is the only way for the body to get rid of salt, so on paper, yes. But it's probably not as simple as that.
- tlonny 2y ago
  I'm pretty sure you pee it out too.
- f1shy 2y ago
  No. Absolutely no. The kidneys take care of it pretty good.
f1shy 2y ago
Not really. Of course you tend to drink and sweat more, which contributes.
jmcgough 2y ago
> does exercise purge "extra" salt? No. Your kidneys do this, assuming they work correctly.