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Im would like a wellness diet menu to lower my potassium levels. what foods should i stay away from?
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See below: Bananas, milk/dairy, avocados, carrots, baked potatoes, orange juice, tomatoes, salmon, raisins. These are only a few. Why exactly are you trying to lower your potassium levels? Do you have kidney disease or any other reason to be cautious of your potassium level?
Answered 7/5/2015
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