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Additional Benefits Of Potassium



Here is a partial list of other people who may benefit from additional potassium.

• Athletes and workers who participate in vigorous physical activities (such as weight lifting and building muscle), especially when endurance is an important aspect of the activity;

• People who take diuretics, cortisone drugs or digitalis preparations;

• Anyone with inadequate caloric or nutritional dietary intake or increased nutritional requirements;

• People over 55 years of age;

• Pregnant or breast feeding woman;

• Woman taking oral contraceptives;

• People who abuse alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs;

• People with chronic wasting illness;

• Those under excess stress for long periods;

• Anyone who has undergone surgery;

• Those with part of the gastrointestinal tract surgically removed;

• People with malabsorption disorders;

• Those with recent severe burns or injuries;

• Vegetarians


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