New York seeks national reduction of salt in food - CNN.com
And too much beer can be bad for my liver, like to see you try to ban that from restaurants and bars. (because of the whole trans-fat scare, most name-brand chocolates tastes like shit... don't believe me? try asking any pregnant lady.)
I like how they say "voluntarily". While they're at it why don't they just make a huge ass list of shit thats not good for us and have em 'voluntarily' remove those as well.
I'll tell ya one thing though, the moment that city drastically reduces the salt levels in servings, we might actually see a iodine deficiency for the first time in a long while, lol.
Honestly they should be taking a more active part advising consumers, not restaurants.
First it was trans fats. Then it was high-calorie fast food. Now, the New York City Health Department is tackling another diet enemy: salt.
The department unveiled an initiative Monday urging restaurants and food companies across the country to voluntarily reduce their products' salt levels, city officials said.
"Salt is a huge problem in our diets," said Dr. Sonia Angell, director of the Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Control Program at the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. "The majority of us consume too much salt, which increases blood pressure and puts us at risk for heart attack and stroke."
And too much beer can be bad for my liver, like to see you try to ban that from restaurants and bars. (because of the whole trans-fat scare, most name-brand chocolates tastes like shit... don't believe me? try asking any pregnant lady.)
I like how they say "voluntarily". While they're at it why don't they just make a huge ass list of shit thats not good for us and have em 'voluntarily' remove those as well.
I'll tell ya one thing though, the moment that city drastically reduces the salt levels in servings, we might actually see a iodine deficiency for the first time in a long while, lol.
Honestly they should be taking a more active part advising consumers, not restaurants.