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		<title>4 Things that you have ignored in your daily diet</title>
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				<category><![CDATA[Healhty Diet]]></category>
		<category><![CDATA[Cheese]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cheese Most cheeses are full of sodium and mixed with high cholesterol, it can be a disaster for your heart and your cardiovascular health. The cheeses that contain more sodium per 100 grams are: Roquefort (75% RDA), Parmesan (71% RDA), Cheddar (66% RDA), Swiss cheese (65% for ANR ) blue cheese (58% RDA), Romano (50% [...]]]></description>
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Most cheeses are full of sodium and mixed with <a href="http://www.jamesbowden4virginia.com/tag/lose-weight">high cholesterol</a>, it can be a disaster for your heart and your cardiovascular health. The cheeses that contain more sodium per 100 grams are: Roquefort (75% RDA), Parmesan (71% RDA), Cheddar (66% RDA), Swiss cheese (65% for ANR ) blue cheese (58% RDA), Romano (50% RDA), Feta (47% RDA), Edam (40% RDA), Provolone (37% RDA), the Camembert (35% RDA), Gouda (34% RDA), Fontina (33% RDA), Limburger (33% RDA), Mozzarella (31% RDA). </p>
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<p><em>Snacking, snacks (pretzels, popcorn, etc..) </em><br />
You should not be surprised to know that snacking is <a href="http://www.jamesbowden4virginia.com/category/diet-tips-and-info">bad for your health</a>, and their high sodium content is one reason among many to stop eating. 100 grams of pretzel provide 1.7 g of sodium (71% of RDA). 100 grams of salted popcorn bring almost 50% of the RDA of sodium. 100 grams of traditional chips provide 0.63 g of salt (26% RDA). </p>
<p><em>Pickled foods </em><br />
Pickled foods are traditionally filled with salt and are therefore very high in sodium. 100 grams of olives, for example, provide 1.55 g of sodium (65% of RDA). Each major olive thus provides 3% of RDA of sodium per day. As for dill pickles, one big pickle already providing 50% of your RDA of <a href="http://www.jamesbowden4virginia.com/the-keys-to-a-successful-diet-1.htm">sodium per day</a>! </p>
<p><em>Crab seawater </em><br />
Although crabs are an excellent source of vitamin B12 and essential fatty acids omega-3, they should be eaten in moderation because of its high sodium. 100 grams of crab seawater provide 1.07 g of sodium (45% of RDA). </p>
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