How Much Salt Is in Food, Visual Test Tube Teaching Aid with Stand

How Much Salt Is in Food, Visual Test Tube Teaching Aid with Stand

• EDUCATIONAL DISPLAY: Twelve sealed test tubes show the actual amount of salt in common foods, so students and clients can see the difference between choices instead of hearing a number.
• COMPREHENSIVE CONTENT: Covers pork chops, ham, fast food cheeseburger, canned chicken noodle soup, potatoes, homemade soup, potato chips, canned chow mein and a typical picnic meal, alongside average and recommended daily intake.
• WHY IT MATTERS: The average American eats two to four times the recommended salt intake, and too much sodium raises blood pressure. Sodium values are shown as salt because that is what people recognize on their plate.
• TEACHING TOOL: Comes with a brochure of background information and teaching suggestions for classrooms, clinics and health fairs.
• PRACTICAL SIZE AND STORAGE: Ten tubes are about 1/2 inch in diameter with two larger tubes at 1 inch. Keep the set away from direct sunlight, high heat and moisture.