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Ask the doctor. The June 2013 issue states on page 3 that “it’s important to increase potassium intake, particularly if you take a diuretic.” But on page 5, it says that if you take spironolactone (which I do), you should avoid high-potassium foods. I’m confused–should I be eating bananas and other potassium-rich foods or not?

Authors: Bhatt DL

Citation: Harv Heart Lett 2014 Mar;24(7):2
PMID : 24868604, Journal: Harv Heart Lett, 24, 7
Date created: 2014-05-05

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