Beware Of These Symptoms Of Low Potassium Levels

Symptom of low potassium levels are usually mild symptoms that can range anywhere from cramped muscles to tiredness.

Generally, the symptoms are mild but in some instances, they can be a little more serious depending on the level of potassium depletion.

In some extreme cases, low potassium levels can be deadly.

More than a few body builders have died due to the lack of electrolytes, potassium in particular.

When body builders take in diuretics prior to competitions, they get rid of any excess water, including electrolytes out of their bodies.

This brings their potassium levels to a dangerous levels. Combine that with a near starvation state and you can possibly get a whole whack of physical problems.

If you are following a healthy diet, you are more than likely meeting your minimum daily requirements for potassium. However, there are some instances where you may be lacking in potassium. I have experienced low potassium levels which was resolved with an slight increase in potassium (one banana a day).

A mild symptom of low potassium can be a preliminary warning for other ailments. If you are experiencing symptoms of low potassium, I strongly suggest you get checked out by your family physician.

Here is a small list for symptoms of low potassium:

• Low blood pressure - Can lead to fainting;
• Irregular heart beat;
• Feeling thirsty all the time;
• Frequent urination;
• Weakness;
• Bad muscle cramps;
• Numbness;
• Nausea and vomiting;
• Confusion.

All the best,

Blake




 

 

 

 

 

 

 



Search Building Muscle 101 Site




Is It Really Possible To Burn Fat And Build Muscle?


ripped abs six pack


Let's face it, we all want to build muscle while burning fat but is this really possible? Here's my take on it and how you can get started

Click Here To Find Out






You won't find Building Muscle 101 in google. Try us in Bing


Muscle Building Tip!

Use the power of positive thinking to take your body to the next level. Find out here how this technique can really boost your gains.

Click here for more info



Free Weight Training Guide


Complete illustrations and descriptions of most popular weight training exercises- Click Here

[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Add to Newsgator
Subscribe with Bloglines



Return to top | Home
Weight Lifting Tips | Workout Routines | Workout Exercises | Burning Fat | How to Gain Weight | Sports Supplements | Equipment Reviews |
Tools and Resources | Muscle Articles | Q And A | What's New | About the Author | Newsletter Archives | Resources | Privacy Policy |

Copyright © 2003 - 2009 - Building-Muscle101.com - All Rights Reserved
Site protected by copyscape | copysentry