Heart disease risk taking low salt

 [Source](https://images2.weku.io/DQmSkGpu3patmtYuDLfZ75K28rCUgewUJFJLfzfrGfe5DBj/14-25.jpg) According to the guidelines of the World Health Organization, less salt should be taken in the five villages each day. However, Canada's researchers insist on the results of one of their studies, increasing the amount of salt intake given in the instructions. The conventional idea is that accepting more salt can lead to health risks. Professor Salim Yusuf of McMaster University of Canada Express Dotco. "We found that in the study, taking less sodium of three grams per day can stop death, heart attack and cardiovascular activities," DotUk said in an interview. He further said, "When the low levels of low salt take place, the normal balance of the body continues to interfere." The detailed study of 'World Heart Federation', 'The European Society of Hypertension' and 'European Public Association' combined the results 'European Heart Journal'. Where there is emphasis on possible hazards due to the extra salt taken. "It is not reasonable to hold sodium levels of less than 2.3 grams per day for a certain period of time," the report said. There is no evidence that it could be profitable rather it could be harmful. " Yousuf said, "Every day, from 7.5 grams of salt, 12.5 grams of salt should be taken. Which is equivalent to three and five grams of sodium.