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I am about 3 weeks prior to surgery (Jan. 8) and I've been trying to limit my intake to mostly liquids. As I was getting some hot Water in to drop some chicken boullion cubes in, I noticed that although they are low in calories, they are very high in sodium. Something like 1100 mgs! Should I be concerned by the high levels of sodium?

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My doc actually did require low sodium for the pre-op.

Sodium swells up the liver he said.

To be safe I would get the low-sodium versions (they are next to the normal in the store).

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Its not something I would choose to drink due to the high sodium content. I avoid canned Soups too for exactly that reason, I have them occasionally but generally I make Soup from scratch.

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I am about 3 weeks prior to surgery (Jan. 8) and I've been trying to limit my intake to mostly liquids. As I was getting some hot Water in to drop some chicken boullion cubes in, I noticed that although they are low in calories, they are very high in sodium. Something like 1100 mgs! Should I be concerned by the high levels of sodium?

I bought Low Sodium Boullion, it was on the same shelf as the regular, it cost a little more...

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