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If you has liver problems and needs to avoid soy sauce, there are several alternatives that can provide similar flavors without harming the liver: 1. Coconut Aminos A popular soy-free alternative made from coconut sap. Lower in sodium and free of gluten and soy. Tastes slightly sweeter but works well in recipes requiring soy sauce. 2. Tamari Sauce If gluten is the concern, gluten-free tamari may work (still contains soy). Low-sodium versions can be considered for liver health. 3. Liquid Aminos A seasoning made from fermented non-GMO soybeans. Less processed and comes in soy-free coconut versions as well. 4. Homemade Sauce Alternatives Mix balsamic vinegar, apple cider vinegar, or miso paste (if allowed) with some water for a tangy flavor. A blend of molasses or honey, lime juice, and a pinch of salt can mimic soy sauce’s umami. 5. Miso Paste If tolerated, diluted miso paste in water gives a savory flavor without high sodium levels. 6. Worcestershire Sauce Some versions are soy-free but check for additives or high salt content. 7. Fish Sauce (if non-vegetarian) Provides umami but should be used sparingly due to its strong flavor and potential sodium content.

Proteins (low sodium options): Lean meats: Skinless chicken, turkey breast, and lean cuts of beef or pork. Fish: Salmon, tuna, cod, or mackerel. Opt for fresh or frozen fish instead of canned. Eggs: Whole eggs and egg whites are excellent sources of protein. Legumes: Lentils, chickpeas, and black beans (use unsalted versions). Low-sodium cottage cheese or Greek yogurt. Tofu or tempeh: Use fresh or unsalted varieties. Unsalted nuts and seeds: Almonds, walnuts, chia seeds, or flaxseeds.

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