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  • It is also believed that changes in salt taste preference were due to sensory experience of salt taste rather than actual amount of sodium consumed.The evidence, however, is not conclusive, and other research has shown no link between salt taste sensitivity and consumption or liking of salty food [54], or between consumption of reduced sodium diet and increasing preference for salty foods [55,56].
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