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Salt, fluids, thirst, and calories: are we wrong?
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https://www.nytimes.com/...-health-effects.html

Some findings are that increased salt intake doesn't increase thirst, and that it increase energy expenditure (short story: body breaks down fat and muscle to release water to dilute the sodium, and that takes calories).

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Re: Salt, fluids, thirst, and calories: are we wrong? [klehner] [ In reply to ]
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Never pay much attention to the NewYork times for topics related to the human body. It's in their interest to post controversial topics.

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