My fullblood spectrometic electrolyte sample results!

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March 13, 2010 in Health, Medicine and Natural Healing 10

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Posted March 13, 2010

I'm pretty sure the heart responds to the potassium that is in the blood(serum). I think your K levels would need to be around 6 or 7 for it to be dangerous. As long as your kidneys function well and do not have other illness that cause K retention, you can not overdose on K by eating food. Every time you pee, you're losing potassium and sodium. The florinef may lower your K a little or it may actually help balance it.

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