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Past month trouble sleeping never really hungry and slowly loseing weight just went to hospital only thing was low potasm was at 40 what can i do fix?
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Sounds like: Deficiency of b vitamins and may be related to the sugar in your diet. Deficiency of b1 will cause low potassium.
Answered 4/18/2013
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