by Pre-doc » 18 Jul 2007, 19:42
Seedaholic, the sodium content on the back of salted sunflower seed is, in fact, only a measure of the kernal itself, and gives you the impression that snack is low in sodium, as you have mentioned. If your husband has high blood pressure, please persuade him to stop the sunflower seeds altogether, as only a handful of seeds contains almost 100% of your RDA of sodium. Try to convince him to switch to Low Sodium seeds or better yet, un-salted seeds, as these are truly low in sodium and very healthy, as they are high in omega 3's, protein, and potassium!