Feed Me Food!

Quick Guide to Feeding Your Whole Body

SODIUM WHAT IS IT FOR? - Feed Me Food!

Utilization

Digestive System
Digestive System

Helps your small intestine to absorb amino acids, glucose and water from foods you eat

Water
Water

A small amount of sodium is required to conduct nerve impulses. Is necessary for maintaining proper water and PH balance

Nervous System
Nervous System

Coupled with potassium it can power nerve functions and send out nerve impulses

Muscular System
Muscular System

It is also used to contract and relax the muscles

WHEN YOU HAVE AN EXCESS

Kidney Disease
Kidney Disease

An excess causes reduced function of the kidneys therefore removing less water resulting in higher blood pressure

Swelling
Swelling

Additionally with decreased kidney function along with the inability to remove excess fluid, on emu experience and increase of the amount of fluid surrounding cells

Blood Pressure
Blood Pressure

An excess will also Increases blood pressure

Heart Disease
Heart Disease

Also an imbalance in sodium and potassium can lead to heart disease.

Liver Damage
Liver Damage

Excessive salt intake may cause a variety of alterations in the liver, including the malformation of cells, increased mortality rates, and inhibited cell growth, which can all culminate in liver fibrosis.

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