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The food property most often selected as important for liver health is “no sodium” – 70% of surveyed liver health experts chose it as an important healthy liver food property.
The next most frequently selected properties were “no refined sugar” from 62% of experts, and “organic” from 39% of experts.
The food property most often selected as important for liver health is “no sodium” – 70% of surveyed liver health experts chose it as an important healthy liver food property.
The next most frequently selected properties were “no refined sugar” from 62% of experts, and “organic” from 39% of experts.
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Our results are from Amsety’s nutrition surveys. We conducted comprehensive surveys among liver specialists at the largest liver health conventions around the world (AASLD’s Liver Meeting in Boston and San Diego’s Digestive Disease Week) and asked them to rank the importance of food properties that influence liver health.
Amsety Bars provide a nutritional solution for liver patients. They contain no refined sugars and low sodium, reflecting the food properties ranked by the liver specialists as the most important for liver health. Amsety Bars contain only natural sweeteners, such as organic honey and agave.
Delicious and low-calorie, Amsety Bars also include the unique Super 16 Mix® of vitamins and minerals supporting liver health.
Amsety Bars can be used as a meal replacement or as a snack bar. It fits perfectly into a healthy diet providing sufficient energy intake for liver patients and supporting oral intake among patients with poor appetites.
Amsety Bars are certified gluten-free, low sodium, certified organic, certified kosher, vegetarian, lactosefree and do not contain any refined sugars, artificial colors or preservatives.
High salt intake is associated with high blood pressure and increased risk of strokes. For individuals who already have a liver condition it’s especially important to reduce salt. Salt increases how much water an individual consumes, and how much water is retained. Increased water retention causes swelling in the body and puts extra stress on the liver.
While the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend consuming less than 2,300 mg of sodium each day, in fact, the average American adult ingests over 3,400 milligrams – that’s nearly 1.5 times over the recommended limit!
Regularly eating processed and fast food such as chips, burgers, and pizza is an easy way to consume too much salt.
High salt intake is associated with high blood pressure and increased risk of strokes. For individuals who already have a liver condition it’s especially important to reduce salt. Salt increases how much water an individual consumes, and how much water is retained. Increased water retention causes swelling in the body and puts extra stress on the liver.
While the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend consuming less than 2,300 mg of sodium each day, in fact, the average American adult ingests over 3,400 milligrams – that’s nearly 1.5 times over the recommended limit!
Regularly eating processed and fast food such as chips, burgers, and pizza is an easy way to consume too much salt.
High salt intake is associated with high blood pressure and increased risk of strokes. For individuals who already have a liver condition it’s especially important to reduce salt. Salt increases how much water an individual consumes, and how much water is retained. Increased water retention causes swelling in the body and puts extra stress on the liver.
While the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend consuming less than 2,300 mg of sodium each day, in fact, the average American adult ingests over 3,400 milligrams – that’s nearly 1.5 times over the recommended limit!
Regularly eating processed and fast food such as chips, burgers, and pizza is an easy way to consume too much salt.
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of a healthy liver diet.
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Our results are from Amsety’s nutrition surveys. We conducted comprehensive surveys among liver specialists at the largest liver health conventions around the world (AASLD’s Liver Meeting in Boston and San Diego’s Digestive Disease Week) and asked them to rank the importance of food properties that influence liver health.
High salt intake is associated with high blood pressure and increased risk of strokes. For individuals who already have a liver condition it’s especially important to reduce salt. Salt increases how much water an individual consumes, and how much water is retained. Increased water retention causes swelling in the body and puts extra stress on the liver.
While the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend consuming less than 2,300 mg of sodium each day, in fact, the average American adult ingests over 3,400 milligrams – that’s nearly 1.5 times over the recommended limit!
Regularly eating processed and fast food such as chips, burgers, and pizza is an easy way to consume too much salt.
High salt intake is associated with high blood pressure and increased risk of strokes. For individuals who already have a liver condition it’s especially important to reduce salt. Salt increases how much water an individual consumes, and how much water is retained. Increased water retention causes swelling in the body and puts extra stress on the liver.
While the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend consuming less than 2,300 mg of sodium each day, in fact, the average American adult ingests over 3,400 milligrams – that’s nearly 1.5 times over the recommended limit!
Regularly eating processed and fast food such as chips, burgers, and pizza is an easy way to consume too much salt.
High salt intake is associated with high blood pressure and increased risk of strokes. For individuals who already have a liver condition it’s especially important to reduce salt. Salt increases how much water an individual consumes, and how much water is retained. Increased water retention causes swelling in the body and puts extra stress on the liver.
While the Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend consuming less than 2,300 mg of sodium each day, in fact, the average American adult ingests over 3,400 milligrams – that’s nearly 1.5 times over the recommended limit!
Regularly eating processed and fast food such as chips, burgers, and pizza is an easy way to consume too much salt.
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