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Potassium in diet
Hi. Is it OK to eat a banana daily?
In our house, we eat potatoes too in vegetables frequently.
Is it going to increase potassium levels a lot? Is high potassium bad for you? Mine is 4.6. Range is between 3.5 to 5.1
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You can take everyday
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No it is safe to take banana
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No need to worry if you are healthy,our kidney automatically balance , you need to take precautions if you are on any drug which can increase potesium or chronic kidney disease,
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Take at alternative days
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No problem with 2 banana in breakfast
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Eat everything in a balanced way..... anything in excess is harmful.
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Dr. Priyanka Reddy
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Yes you can take once daily
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