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07-25-2006, 11:53 AM #1Registered User
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I've been eating alot of Tuna lately. The high protien ratio is why. But I know there is a also a high volume of sodium. So, does anybody have an opinion on tuna, eat it or skip it and find something else.
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Good idea.
Originally Posted by Gordo
Most health food stores sell low sodium tuna too
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yea but that stuff is a little more expensive. Drain it.
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