Rice farmers in Gadingrejo might be eating too much salt because they don’t know much about healthy eating, follow traditional cooking habits, and don’t have good access to health info.

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Pola Konsumsi Natrium Pada Petani Padi di Kecamatan Gadingrejo

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The study found that rice farmers who don’t know much about healthy eating, follow traditional salty cooking habits, and lack health education tend to eat too much salt—just as the claim says.

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Pola Konsumsi Natrium Pada Petani Padi di Kecamatan Gadingrejo

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DOI: 10.62379/jfkes.v3i1.3235

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