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Vegetable Stock Or No-Oil Low-Sodium Store-Bought Vegetable Stock

Vegetable stock is a savory liquid made by simmering vegetables, herbs, and seasonings; store-bought low-sodium, no-oil versions are primarily used as a cooking base rather than a significant source of calories or nutrients. The imported "Condiments" categorization is acceptable for this ingredient.

Beneficial properties

low calorie hydrating useful cooking base low fat when no-oil lower sodium option

Nutritional highlights

Low-sodium vegetable stock typically provides water, small amounts of potassium and trace minerals, and minimal calories, fat, protein, or fiber.

Caution. Even low-sodium versions can still contain meaningful sodium; check labels if managing hypertension, kidney disease, or fluid retention.

Conditions it helps with

Dehydration
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High Blood Pressure
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High Blood Pressure
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Swelling, Water Retention & Lymph Backup
Includes: Edema, Fluid Retention
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