DS> I'm with you, but no salt.  Prefer just butter but will tolerate a
 DS> little bit of the cinnamon butter that some places serve with.

I used to be a saltaholic.  Then I had a heart attack.  Then for a while I was
a no-salt.  Then my wife, who's family had a history of this, ended up in the
hospital after having convulsions due to low sodium levels (I told people I
tried to kill my wife with my diet). Now they've got me on all these drugs and
I my BP runs 95/65 or so, as a side-effect, I take it every morning.  Even
though I'm a saltaholic again.  Docs think it's wonderful, but they don't get
light headed when standing up.

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