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I have ckd stage 3 i also have congestive heart failure. i am on a plant based diet and need to watch my potassium and protein. i find information online usually for foods i want to add broccoli sprouts but cant find potassium count?
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This excerpt is from website WHOLESOMEALIVE: "a serving of broccoli sprouts contains around 120 mg of potassium. Wondering, how much is one serving of broccoli? Well, one serving means one cup of 90 to 100g".
Answered 1/27/2023
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