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Does Anyone Have A Website To Get Heart Health Eating Menus, Recipes Or Meal Plans To Help Someone New At This?

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posted July 22
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I have a few sites for you. This one has not been updated in a while but you might find some good recipes here anyway. https://www.skipthesalt.com/?
The Mayo Clinic site has a lot of ideas https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/re...
This on Hacking Salt has lots of stuff and advice on eating out. https://www.hackingsalt.com/
The Daily Dish has 600 recipes https://thedailydish.us/recipe-index/
The last low-salt site is https://easylowsodiumrecipes.com/
You also might visit the Eating Well site they have all kinds of recipes including the Dash and Mediterranean diets.
https://www.eatingwell.com/category/4256/heart-... and

You can also look up the DASH diet, follow the Mediterranean diet, and modify your favorite recipes by cutting the salt in half or leaving it out altogether. I hope this helps!

Heart-healthy recipes - Mayo Clinic
Heart-healthy recipes - Mayo Clinic
Heart-Healthy Diet Center
Heart-Healthy Diet Center
Recipe Index » The Daily Dish
Recipe Index » The Daily Dish
Easy Low Sodium Recipes
Easy Low Sodium Recipes
Home - Skip The Salt - Low Sodium Recipes
Home - Skip The Salt - Low Sodium Recipes
Home - Hacking Salt
Home - Hacking Salt
posted July 22
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I try to stay away from Roman noodles

posted July 22
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

I was told verbal by staying away from salt. Read labels how much sodium you are allowed a day. Hugs

posted July 22
A MyHeartDiseaseTeam Member

For heart-healthy eating menus, recipes, or meal plans, you can visit the following resources:

- MyHeartDiseaseTeam: This site offers various resources related to heart disease, including information on nutrition and heart-healthy diets. You can explore articles like "4 Ways to Identify Heart-Healthy Menu Items When Din... read more

For heart-healthy eating menus, recipes, or meal plans, you can visit the following resources:

- MyHeartDiseaseTeam: This site offers various resources related to heart disease, including information on nutrition and heart-healthy diets. You can explore articles like "4 Ways to Identify Heart-Healthy Menu Items When Dining Out" and "8 Tips for Sticking With Your Heart-Healthy Diet" for practical advice and tips.

- National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute: They provide resources on healthy eating, which can be accessed through the link provided in the knowledge base.

- American Heart Association: They offer extensive information on heart-healthy nutrition, which can be found through the link in the knowledge base.

These resources can help you find recipes, meal plans, and tips for maintaining a heart-healthy diet.

 This AI-generated response comes from MyHeartDiseaseTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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