No: The amount of watermelon you eat determines how much potassium you get. In about half a cup of watermelon, there is roughly 85 mg of potassium. Other sources of potassium: http://www.Drugs.Com/cg/potassium-content-of-foods-list.Html.
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Moderate: 2 cups of watermelon has approximately 320 mg potassium, versus a medium banana which has approx. 422mg. Watermelon has more vitamin a, iron and zinc than a banana though, and is a nice break from bananas! :).
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No: The amount of watermelon you eat determines how much potassium you get. In about half a cup of watermelon, there is roughly 85 mg of potassium. Other sources of potassium: http://www.Drugs.Com/cg/potassium-content-of-foods-list.Html.
Answered 6/18/2019
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