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  • Too Much Potassium: A Closer Look at Hyperkalemia

Fast Facts About Hyperkalemia

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Why Potassium Is Important for Your Body

Potassium affects your body in ways you might not know about. Learn why the right amount of potassium is essential for muscles, the brain and beyond..

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What Do You Know About Hyperkalemia?

Hyperkalemia means you have too much potassium in your blood. Learn what causes it, how it affects your body, and how to reduce your potassium level.

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How to Keep Your Menu in Line

If you have hyperkalemia, or a high blood potassium level, it’s very important to work with a nutritionist to get it under control.

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Tips for Dining Out

These tips can help you make low-potassium choices when you’re dining out.

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Changes to Your Diet Can Help

You can help your hyperkalemia by cutting back on foods high in potassium. Find out which foods to target and other diet changes to lower your potassium.

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