Experts Warn of Excess Salt Intake in Nigeria, Call for Urgent Action
In Nigeria, experts are urging action to reduce salt intake, as excess sodium consumption leads to around 40,000 deaths annually. Dr. Jerome Mafeni of NHED highlighted the importance of front-pack labeling to help consumers make healthier choices.
Dr. Mya Ngon emphasized the burden of non-communicable diseases due to poor diets. Dr. Salma Ibrahim Ana stressed the urgency of addressing excess sodium intake to improve public health in Nigeria, where many exceed the recommended daily limit.
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