පැහැයෙන් කේතනය කර ඇති ආහාර ශරීරයට හිතකර නොවන අතර කහ සහ කොළ පැහැයෙන් කේතනය කර ඇති ආහාර පරිභෝජනයට යොදාගැනීම වඩා සුදුසුය.ව්‍යාපාර[සංස්කරණය]In 2004, Britain's Food Standards Agency started a public health campaign called "Salt - Watch it", which recommends no more than 6g of salt per day; it features a character called Sid the Slug and was criticised by the Salt Manufacturers Association (SMA).[39] The Advertising Standards Authority did not uphold the SMA complaint in its adjudication.[40] In March 2007, the FSA launched the third phase of their campaign with the slogan "Salt. Is your food full of it?" fronted by comedienne Jenny Eclair.[41]The University of Tasmania's Menzies Research Institute maintains a website[42] to educate people about the problems of a salt-laden diet.Consensus Action on Salt and Health (CASH)[43] established in 1996, actively campaigns to raise awareness of the harmful health effects of salt. The 2008 focus includes raising awareness of high levels of salt h