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A result of vomiting due to bulimia, what can i do to stop my potassium levels from becoming low. if i drink lots afterwards will this help?
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Work on avoiding vom: Even though melons and bananasa are good sources of potassium. Finding a better way to address cravings and maintain good diet is a better choice try " "the food cure" -very helpful info.
Answered 8/5/2013
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