Here’s a little story. Last week, my friend Karen was on a health kick and ate a handful of olives to “stay on track” instead of chips. She felt so virtuous. That handful (about 10 olives) had more salt than a single-serving bag of potato chips. She was shocked. And honestly, a little betrayed.
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It’s not that olives are bad—they’re wonderful! But if you’re watching your blood pressure or just trying to avoid that bloated, “I ate a salt lick” feeling, portion awareness is your new best friend. You wouldn’t eat a whole bag of chips without checking the label, right? Same vibe here.