HEALTH COACH - Unpackaged food: a slice of brown bread has as much salt as CE-CEI many packets of chips | Food | Life and Style

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 Unpackaged food: a slice of brown bread has as much salt as CE-CEI many packets of chips | Food | Life and Style  
 
 Low sodium salt products are hitting the market - lowering the salt content of products. 
 
 But can the British guess how much salt in the seemingly healthy food they eat? Everyday. 
 
 Kate Quilton, presenter of the Channel 4 show, entered the streets to test the knowledge of the British public. 
 
 They were shocked to find out how much salt was in their food. 
 
 
 
 They found that a slice of whole brown bread, there was the same amount of salt as two packets of salted chips ready. 
 
 The fresh supermarket soup contains the same amount of salt as seven packets of chips ready to be salted. 
 
 
 More surprisingly, sashimi sushi contain the same amount of salt as 16 packages (19459002) 
 
 
 
 Recently, the programmed revealed that vitamin D is the only supplement Food that is worth being replaced by vitamin D. 
 
 This is a huge three quarters of your salt for the day. Taking, with others a waste of time. 
 
 The Channel 4 program studied whether to take multivitamin supplements or they were a waste of money. 
 
 The team traveled to the US To talk to doctors behind the food given to NASA astronauts. [1 9459003] 
 Speaking to Colonel Douglas Weelock, who accumulated 180 days in space, they discovered what astronauts are eating on their missions. 
 
 
 
 The program also revealed whether green fleas are toxic. 
 
 Food Unwrapped presenter Matt Tebbutt examined whether the green chips on the edge of chips have any meaning - and the answer is surprising. 
 
 While visiting a potato farm in Norfolk, Matt went to the root of the problem. 
 
 Speaking to the farmer, he discovered that potatoes are beginning to become green when exposed to light.