High sodium and saturated fat very harmful to cardiovascular health.
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Watch out for: Sodium, Fat
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Food
Shin Ramyeon (Spicy Instant Noodles)
Category
Korean/Instant Noodles
Calories
500kcal
Condition
Heart Disease
The impact can grow with preparation and portion
Watch out for: Sodium, Fat
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Shin Ramyeon (Spicy Instant Noodles) · Heart Disease
High sodium and saturated fat very harmful to cardiovascular health.
Shin Ramyeon (Spicy Instant Noodles) has approximately 500kcal. When managing Heart Disease, it is important to consider this alongside your total daily calorie intake.
Based on AI analysis, Shin Ramyeon (Spicy Instant Noodles) is rated "Danger" for Heart Disease. High sodium and saturated fat very harmful to cardiovascular health.
AI analysis rates Shin Ramyeon (Spicy Instant Noodles) as dangerous for Heart Disease patients. High sodium and saturated fat very harmful to cardiovascular health. Key concerns include: Sodium, Fat. Always consult your doctor or dietitian before consuming.
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