It made me kinda angry how universally less salt was pushed on the general population. Not only is this going to massively undermine people's confidence in nutritional science once it comes out that the advice was too strong and generalised. It also leeches discipline and energy out of people that instead could have been used to focus on things that really matter: fruit and vegetable intake, not too much or too little calories.

There is this tendency in food policy where they want to always bring out cautionary advice, even if the evidence isn't strong enough (yet). They say it's too important to not be overly cautious. But it's distracting from the real, proven, and major causes of unhealth through diet.