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CDC Study Shows 90-Percent Of Americans Take Too Much Salt
OzarksFirst.com The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says 90-percent of people over age two take in too much sodium. The salty problem is not potato chips or french fries. One slice of bread can have over 200 milligrams of salt. The average American eats … Americans getting too much sodium, but not from salty snacks Bread, Pizza, Everything Else You Eat Has Too Much Salt, Says CDC CDC: 90 Percent of Americans Consume Too Much Salt |
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AeroShot caffeine inhalers: The next club drug?
CBS News Students try free samples of AeroShot, an inhalable caffeine packed in a lipstick-sized canister, on the campus of Northeastern University in Boston. (CBS/AP) A caffeine inhaler called AeroShot claims to give users the same caffeine boost that's in a … Take a breath: You can get a caffeine fix from an inhaler Getting caffeine fix as easy as taking a deep breath Inhalable caffeine a cheap buzz, but may have risks |