Too high? low?: It depends on why your potassium is abdormal. Are you taking a diuretic? Do you have normal kidney function? You should get a list of high potassium foods and avoid them if yours is too high or eat more of them if it's too low. Here is a list from university of michigan. There are many others: http://www.Med.Umich.Edu/1libr/aha/highpotassiumfoodlist.Pdf.
Answered 7/14/2017
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To bring K up: Foods will help to increase potassium not decrease it. If you are interested in increasing potassium, bananas, other fresh fruits and juices, milk will help. For a more complete list consult the website given below: http://potassiumrichfoods.Com/potassium-rich-foods-list/.
Answered 2/29/2016
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Potassium. Foods: Citrus, melons, peaches, apricots, banana, tomato, potato, pomegranate, mango.
Answered 6/1/2016
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