Researchers tracked children from 8 to 17 years old for nine years and found that more than 80 percent ate more than the recommended amount of sodium.
Those who ate the most salt were more than 35 percent more likely have higher blood pressure.
Researchers tracked children from 8 to 17 years old for nine years and found that more than 80 percent ate more than the recommended amount of sodium.
Those who ate the most salt were more than 35 percent more likely have higher blood pressure.