Are Pickles Bad For  Your Health?

-Mantasha

Like many delicious things, moderation is key. Here's why you might want to go easy on the pickles:

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The high sodium content in pickles can mess with your body's hydration, which may affect your skin and hair over time.

Can Dehydrate You

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Pickles are acidic, and too much acidity can wear down your tooth enamel, making your teeth more sensitive and prone to cavities.

Ouch! Toothache 

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The salt and acid combo in pickles can be rough on some people's stomach, causing bloating or gas. Additionally the extra spice can cause stomach pain.

Tummy Trouble

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The sodium in pickles can contribute to high blood pressure, which can increase your risk of heart disease in the long run.

Heart Health Risk

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Too much sodium can put a strain on your liver as it works to process all that extra salt.

Liver Strain

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So, enjoy pickles as part of a balanced diet, but remember – moderation is the key!

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