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Javed Butler from Stony Brook University: Is A Low Salt Diet Right for Heart Failure Patients?

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For a chronic condition like heart failure there are many factors that can help decide the effectiveness of their care. A recent debate looked at whether low salt diet would help in that effort.

For a chronic condition like heart failure there are many factors that can help decide the effectiveness of their care. A recent debate looked at whether low salt diet would help in that effort.

Javed Butler, MD, MBA, MPH, from Stony Brook University took part in a debate on this topic during the American College of Cardiology's 65th Annual Scientific Sessions and Expo in Chicago. While not a popular belief in the field Butler said he did not believe a low salt diet was beneficial for this patient population but was also careful to point out that a high salt diet was also not a good treatment option.

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