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Fats and Sodium Explorer How many calories do you think you should be consuming a day? How much do you know about the levels of fats and sodium in your diet? Use this tool and you'll find the answers to these questions. With recommendations designed specifically for you, this easy-to-use tool calculates your personalized:
Note that if you don't see the right and bottom portions of this interactive tool on your screen when you click on "Get Started," please click on the middle button in the upper right corner of your screen to maximize the screen. |
Test Your Sodium Smarts You may be surprised to learn how much sodium is in many foods. Sodium, including sodium chloride or salt, can come from natural sources or be added to foods. High-sodium diets are linked to increased blood pressure and a higher risk for heart disease and stroke. The American Heart Association recommends that you aim to eat less than 1,500 mg of sodium per day.Test your sodium smarts by answering these 10 questions about which food products are higher in sodium — we’ll calculate your score at the end. (Also available as a PDF to downloand and print) |
Test Your Fats IQ Do you know your fats by heart? Ready to make informed choices about the foods you eat? Welcome to Face the Fats Quizzes — now you can test just how knowledgeable you are about fats. Answer the questions in each quiz and we'll calcualate your score. Be sure to check out both Quiz I and Quiz II. |

How many calories do you think you should be consuming a day? How much do you know about the levels of fats and sodium in your diet? Use this tool and you'll find the answers to these questions. With recommendations designed specifically for you, this easy-to-use tool calculates your personalized: 
You may be surprised to learn how much sodium is in many foods. Sodium, including sodium chloride or salt, can come from natural sources or be added to foods. High-sodium diets are linked to increased blood pressure and a higher risk for heart disease and stroke. The American Heart Association recommends that you aim to eat less than 1,500 mg of sodium per day.







