I just came across something crucial today, that I wasn't previously aware. Every school day I eat a Purdue Short Cuts bag of chicken, but because the box is so big, my mom when she buys them throws the boxes away right away and just keeps the bags full in the freezer.
So I was looking at the box in the recycling bin today and I realized I am getting 80% of my daily value in sodium solely from that bag of chicken I am eating at lunch. That easily puts my total daily intake around 150% I'd imagine, or atleast well over 100%.
My diet is basically to perfection besides a low fat cottage cheese instead of fat free at night, but that was shocking to me. Would this be something to be concerned about?
So I was looking at the box in the recycling bin today and I realized I am getting 80% of my daily value in sodium solely from that bag of chicken I am eating at lunch. That easily puts my total daily intake around 150% I'd imagine, or atleast well over 100%.
My diet is basically to perfection besides a low fat cottage cheese instead of fat free at night, but that was shocking to me. Would this be something to be concerned about?