Doctors recommend 4700 milligrams of potassium a day for adults over the age of 14
Potassium is an electrolyte
Potassium conducts electricity through the body so it is in the same area as sodium (salt) or calcium
Potassium is so important because it regulates several bodily functions and controls muscles
For example, Potassium regulates the acidity of blood and maintains water levels
Potassium also combats strokes, kidney stones, and high blood pressure.
It is important that people be familiar with Potassium because they cannot live without it.
Potassium Deficiency - occurs when there are low levels of the micronutrient in a human. Also known as hypokalemia.
Weakness occurs when