On this page you can view and order resources or make a donation. To place an order, please email us at cash@sgul.ac.uk. An invoice will be sent with the resources. Please note that we require payment within 28 days of receiving an invoice.
Leaflets
To view the leaflets click on the links below. We are able to provide 50 of each leaflet free of charge. For larger orders please email us at cash@sgul.ac.uk as we may be able to provide addititional leaflets free of charge.
1.Salt and Eating Out Consumer Guide - includes information on long term health implications of eating too much salt, salt in food that we eat and cook at home, salt and eating out and top tips for eating out. Click here to view the Consumer Guide
2. Salt intake and the health of your children - includes information on the long term health implications of eating too much salt, recommended maximum intakes and practical advice on reducing salt intake. Click here to view children's leaflet
Click here to download a version for photocopying
3. Salt and its effect on your health - includes information on the health implications of eating too much salt, a list of foods that are high and low in salt, and simple steps to reduce salt in your diet. Click here to view salt and health leaflet
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4. Its never to late to reduce your salt intake - describes why it is especially important to cut salt intake as you get older as this will immediately cut the risk of stroke and heart attack. Click here to view salt and older people leaflet
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Posters
To view the posters click on the links.
Salt Awareness Week 2009 - Size A3 highlighting salt and eating out
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Salt Awareness Week poster 2008 - Size A3 highlighting salt and children's health
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Salt Awareness Week poster 2007 - Size A2 highlights the dangers of hidden salt
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Salt Awareness Week poster 2006 - Size A3 highlights the dangers of eating too much salt for ethnic minority populations
Fact Sheets
The items below are original documents which you are allowed to copy as long as you keep the reference to CASH on these.
Factsheet: Salt and the older population - click to download for free
Factsheet: Salt and the black population of African descent - click to download for free
Factsheet: Salt labelling - click to download for free
Donation
To make a donation complete the form and send a cheque made payable to Consensus Action on Salt and Health to:
Consensus Action on Salt and Health
Blood Pressure Unit
St George's University London
Cranmer Terrace
London
SW17 0RE
Tel: 020 8725 2409
Email: cash@sgul.ac.uk
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