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Potassium chloride tastes like salt, and is among the modern commonly used salt substitutes for table salt (sodium chloride) for those on a low sodium diet, but salt substitutes have their own sets of negative medical side effects.

Alternately, get used to eating with less & less added salt, until you've stopped adding any. Adding pepper, Chile sauce, or the spice /condiment of your choice can help you stop adding salt.

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Potassium chloride tastes like salt, and is among the modern commonly used salt substitutes for table salt (sodium chloride) for those on a low sodium diet, but salt substitutes have their own sets of negative medical side effects.

Alternately, get used to eating with less & less added salt, until you've stopped adding any. Adding pepper, Chile sauce, or the spice /condiment of your choice can help you stop adding salt.

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Potassium chloride is the active ingredient in most salt substitutes.

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A substitute for sodium chloride is potassium chloride, recommended for persons with a diet without sodium.

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A substituent of sodium chloride is potassium chloride.

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