Relative contributions of dietary sodium sources.

@article{Mattes1991RelativeCO,
  title={Relative contributions of dietary sodium sources.},
  author={Richard Mattes and Danielle A. Donnelly},
  journal={Journal of the American College of Nutrition},
  year={1991},
  volume={10 4},
  pages={
          383-93
        }
}
Information on the relative contributions of all dietary sodium (Na) sources is needed to assess the potential efficacy of manipulating the component parts in efforts to implement current recommendations to reduce Na intake in the population. The present study quantified the contributions of inherently food-borne, processing-added, table, cooking, and water sources in 62 adults who were regular users of discretionary salt to allow such an assessment. Seven-day dietary records, potable water… 
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