Fitsalt
Add flavour, subtract sodium
0% sodium salt, perfect for low-sodium diets, to help your heart
5,30€
MARNYS® Fitsalt contains potassium chloride as a substitute for common salt, that is, this is a sodium-free salt that facilitates reducing sodium intake and helps mineral balance.
MARNYS® Fitsalt provides the following properties:
- The formulation of MARNYS® Fitsalt is sodium-free because EFSA recognises that "the reduction of sodium consumption contributes to normal maintenance of blood pressure".
- Potassium chloride (main ingredient; 97% of the content), provides a healthy alternative to the consumption of common salt in the diet.
- L-lysine facilitates the substitution of salt by potassium, favouring the change of eating habits towards other healthier routines thanks to its flavouring action.
- Glutamic acid increases the perception of taste due to the activation of specific receptors in the mouth.
- L-lysine and Glutamic acid, alongside Potassium chloride, enhance the taste, improving the gustatory balance and impact of food.
MARNYS® Fitsalt is ideal for people concerned about salt intake in their diet, those who want to replace salt in special diets and in individuals who want to keep their blood pressure normal.
It is available in a convenient bottle with a very safe and comfortable closure that allows to dose the content and use it easily.
- HOW TO USE
- INGREDIENTS
- ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- PRESENTATION
HOW TO USE
Ideal for seasoning all types of food as a substitute for common salt, and for cooking.
INGREDIENTS
0% sodium salt. Ingredients: potassium chloride (97%), L-lysine monohydrochloride, flavour enhancer (glutamic acid), acidity regulator (dipotassium phosphate) and anti-caking agent (silicon dioxide).
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
EAN: 8410885078742
Suitable for low-sodium diets, always under medical monitoring.
Store in a cool, dry place and in the original container tightly closed.
PRESENTATION
TO KNOW MORE
Add life by subtracting salt
For more than fifty years there has been an intense debate on the impact of high salt consumption on public health, which is still ongoing due to the industrialisation of the food industry. Increased consumption of highly salted foodstuffs is primarily due to two effects caused by salt in the body: 1) it blocks taste receptors, and 2) decreases sensitivity to salty taste.
What can cause an excess of salt?
Sodium is an essential element in the regulation of plasma volume, blood pressure, osmotic balance and pH. Excess sodium leads to: overweight and/or obesity, kidney stones, osteoporosis, elevated blood pressure, or cardiovascular diseases, among others.
The WHO recommends reducing sodium intake in order to reduce blood pressure and the risk of cardiovascular disease, strokes and coronary heart disease among adults to less than 2g (5g of salt) a day.
Isabel –
It's a great alternative to regular salt but without having so many problems with sodium levels, as I have high blood pressure and have been told I need to reduce my sodium intake. Since then I always look at the labels on food and everything I buy and I have been surprised at the amount of sodium I was taking in without realising it. Now, at least, I can be more relaxed about salting my meals. The format is very practical and I think the price is very good.
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Pedro –
They recommended that I stop taking so much salt because of high blood pressure. Since then I have tried to reduce the consumption of sodium in food as much as possible. The truth is that using this sodium-free salt substitute has been very important to continue dressing salads or meals, without affecting the taste. I always have it in my kitchen.
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