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REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

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btrflygrl
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REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

our Dr said it was ok 1 or 2 times a week considering it's protein.

What's better....

Healthy Choice (lower in fat and endorsed by the American heart assn) or something lower in sodium?

Hormel is making a "natural" with no nitrates or added preservatives and I've read the ingredients and it seems ok to me.

Posted 1/22/07 10:58 AM
 
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05mommy09
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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

I usually get low sodium- since thats what I buy for myself...

but we've also done the healthy choice low in fat one as well...


I could be way off here- but I thought some fat was good for them...???

Posted 1/22/07 3:05 PM
 

MelToddJulia
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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

Low-sodium

Posted 1/22/07 3:05 PM
 

CathyB

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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

I'd say lower sodium and the one that's lower in nitrates. JMO.

Some fat is good for brain development

Posted 1/22/07 3:06 PM
 

Disneygirl
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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

I would go with low sodium. This early on in life they need some fat.

Posted 1/22/07 3:09 PM
 

Nancy
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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

I agree, low sodium. Fats are needed for brain development and shouldn't be restricted much at all before 2 years.

Posted 1/22/07 4:06 PM
 

monkeybride
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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

I would go with the all natural.
What about getting fresh store roasted turkey breast. That's what I do. It doesn't last as long but it's delicious and nice and fresh.

Posted 1/22/07 4:09 PM
 

astroqueen74
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Re: REgarding cold cuts...what is better? low fat or low sodium

I would go with low sodium or organic.

Message edited 11/24/2007 2:23:15 PM.

Posted 11/24/07 2:23 PM
 
 

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