High Blood Pressure: Tips for Reducing Sodium in Cooking Video

Most Americans eat nearly twice the amount of salt they should; learn how to flavor food with tasty sodium alternatives like fresh citrus juice and herbs, and help reduce your risk for hypertension.

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