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21 Apr 2024 · 1 min

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Romanian single-speaker YouTube clip (creator: Mihail Pautov) explaining the difference between table salt and sodium, noting that food labels list sodium not salt, and giving numeric guidance: WHO allows up to 2300 mg sodium per day (≈5.7 g salt). The speaker states that human blood contains up to 115 g of salt, that salt is ≈40% sodium and 60% chloride, that the body excretes only about 1–2 g of salt, and uses a salami labeled '5 g sodium' as an example of potential confusion when shopping.
Questions this video answers
Up to 115 grams of salt.
About 40% sodium (and 60% chloride).
Maximum 2300 mg sodium per day (equal to about 5.7 g salt).
About 1–2 grams of salt (maximum).
A salami labeled as containing 5 grams of sodium.










