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    Potassium

    How much is too much potassium? im currently 6' 180 lbs
    Who needs OTC supplements other than Vitamins when theres so much god damned FOOD!?!?!

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    Are you supplementing with Potassium for some reason? Why are you worried that you are getting to much?
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    Quote Originally Posted by strongpointe85
    How much is too much potassium? im currently 6' 180 lbs
    If You Get Too Much

    Most people can safely absorb up to 18 g of potassium a day. In fact, potassium toxicity--a condition called hyperkalemia--is very unlikely to occur unless you take potassium supplements inappropriately or your kidneys don't function properly. That's because the kidneys carefully monitor the balance of potassium in the body and excrete any excess.

    However, if your kidneys are malfunctioning for some reason and can't properly process and eliminate potassium as a result, you may develop toxic levels of potassium in your bloodstream by taking supplements. Signs of too much potassium in your body include muscle fatigue and an irregular heartbeat (cardiac arrhythmia).
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    http://www.lifeclinic.com/focus/nutrition/potassium.asp
    How Much Potassium Is Enough?
    Although there is no recommended daily allowance (RDA) for potassium, the National Library of Medicine suggests that consuming 2 to 2.5 grams of potassium a day is adequate. Most Americans consume between 2 and 6 grams of potassium each day.
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