Excessive Sodium Is A No-No
A study in Experimental Biology and Medicine found that the high sodium levels in baby food may be linked to hypertension or high blood pressure as an adult. Researchers fed traditional jarred baby food to rats who were predisposed to hypertension. All of the rats who ate the baby food developed hypertension, and half of them died or became critically ill.
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