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Yes but that would make it "unhealthy" for many Americans. So for the health-conscious eater, the real hamburger wins.
by behringer 7mo ago
Yes but that would make it "unhealthy" for many Americans. So for the health-conscious eater, the real hamburger wins.
- malfist 7mo agoSalt is not a health concern unless you specifically have a specific subset of cardiac health problems. The vast, vast, vast majority of people do not have any reason to restrict salt intake.
- behringer 7mo ago47 percent of adults in the US suffer from hypertension: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12196499/ https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12196499/
- krsw 7mo agowhich is much more easily explained by a garbage diet, no preventative medicine so to speak of, obesity, work/family/financial stress. there is a lot of space between 2100 mg of sodium for a 3 piece chicken w/ fries, and ~150 mg to put a little life into a patty.
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- littlexsparkee 7mo agoHigh salt increases likelihood of kidney stones
- TeMPOraL 7mo agoAnd high water increases likelihood of electrocution. And very high water increases likelihood of finding yourself with a wet T-shirt. "Increases likelihood" is bullshit at best (manipulation more typically) without quantifying how much, and how much would it need to be to be remotely significant.
- justin66 7mo ago> So for the health-conscious eater, the real hamburger wins. The health-conscious are famous for their hamburger usage.