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Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the high sodium content in restaurant meals, which leads to increased thirst after dining, primarily due to the sodium binding with water in the body [1][6]. Group 1: Sodium Sources in Restaurant Meals - Restaurant dishes are often seasoned with various sodium-rich ingredients such as salt, soy sauce, oyster sauce, and MSG, leading to high sodium intake [3][4]. - For example, 15 grams of oyster sauce contains 678 milligrams of sodium, equivalent to 1.7 grams of salt, while 15 grams of steamed fish soy sauce contains 1,091 milligrams of sodium, equivalent to 2.8 grams of salt [3]. Group 2: Effects of High Sodium Intake - High sodium intake causes the body to retain water, increasing blood pressure and leading to a feeling of swelling or bloating [7][8]. - The body takes time to eliminate excess sodium, which can result in prolonged swelling as sodium and the water it binds are slowly excreted [8]. Group 3: Recommendations for Reducing Sodium Intake - After consuming a salty meal, it is advised to eat low-sodium foods in subsequent meals to allow the body to recover [9][10]. - Suggestions for home cooking include adding vinegar instead of salt, using spices for flavor, and delaying the addition of salt during cooking to minimize sodium absorption [12][13][14].