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Too much potassium is very dangerous - GHKC

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Too much potassium is very dangerous - GHKC

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  1. POTASSIUM Too much potassium is very dangerous, it keeps muscles from working normally. Too much potassium can make your heart stop beating, & too little potassium can also be dangerous. It is important to follow your diet recommendations for potassium, and never skip or shorten a dialysis treatment. FOODS TO AVOID AND USE VERY SPARINGLY THAT ARE VERY HIGH IN POTASSIUM Regular & decaffeinated tea & coffee. Sports drinks such as Gatorade. Excessive milk (over ½ cup per day). Some carbonated beverages, except grape soda, ginger ale, & root beer). Bouillon, broth, & consommé. Dark rye bread & pumpernickel bread. Bran cereals, baked potatoes, most dried fruits. Bran muffins, nut bread, & ginger bread. Granola & wheat germ, Brewer’s yeast, sorghum. Products containing nuts, coconut, cream of tartar, soy flour, molasses, dried fruits, & chocolate. Brown sugar, caramels, & natural licorice. Cookies made with peanut butter, macaroons, & chocolate. Fig bars & gingersnap cookies. Lentils, dried peas & beans (pinto, white, navy, red, lima, & soy beans). Meat extenders that contain soy. Canned pork & beans. Nuts, seeds, & peanut butter. Meat extenders that contain soy. Unsalted (commercially prepared) soups that contain potassium chloride. Low sodium (commercially prepared) soups that contain potassium compounds. Salt substitutes & “Lite” salt. Catsup, A-1 Sauce, prepared horseradish, chili sauce, soy sauce, & BBQ sauce. Salt-free baking powder & salt-free baking soda. Cider vinegar. Cantaloupe, honeydew melon, kiwi fruit, bananas, oranges, & prunes. Asparagus, avocado, beets, Brussels sprouts, celery, & spinach. Tomatoes & tomato juice, puree, paste & sauce. Avocado, nectarine, winter squash. Foods to Avoid As Much as Possible Salt Substitutes “Lite” Salt Low Sodium Baking Powder Avoid molasses Drink only a Small amount of Milk Fruit & Vegetable Recommendations

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