Liquid Nano Potassium

2 ounce bottle

Why Nano Potassium?

Benefits of Potassium

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From the Townsend Letter for Doctors & Patients - June 1997

Background on Potassium

Potassium is needed for growth, building muscles, transmission of nerve impulses and heart activity. It works to help protect against prostate enlargement and cancer. 

Potassium is one of the major electrolytes in your body, along with sodium and chloride. Potassium and sodium work together like a molecular seesaw: when the level of one goes up, the other goes down. All together, these three dissolved minerals play an intimate chemical role in every function of your body.

The most common use of supplementation is to make up for depletion caused by diuretic drugs. These medications are often used to help regulate blood pressure, but by depleting the body of potassium, they may inadvertently make blood pressure harder to control. Other causes of potassium deficiency may be prolonged vomiting or diarrhea.

In one sense, potassium deficiency is common, at least when compared to the amount of sodium we receive in our diets. It is probably healthy to take in at least five times as much potassium as sodium (and perhaps 50 to 100 times as much). But the standard American diet contains twice as much sodium as potassium. Therefore, taking extra potassium may be a good idea in order to balance the sodium we consume to such excess.

Requirements/Sources

Potassium is an essential mineral that we get from many common foods. Bananas, orange juice, potatoes, avocados, lima beans, cantaloupes, peaches, tomatoes, flounder, salmon, and cod all contain more than 300 mg of potassium per serving. Other good sources include chicken, meat, and various other fruits, vegetables, and fish.  

Therapeutic Dosages

When used by physicians, potassium is usually measured according to meqs (milliequivalents) rather than the more common mg (milligrams). A typical therapeutic dosage of potassium is between 10 and 20 meq, taken 3 to 4 times daily.

Research indicates that it is important to get enough magnesium, too, when you are taking potassium. It might be wise to take extra vitamin B12 as well.

Safety Issues

As an essential nutrient, potassium is safe when taken at appropriate dosages. If you take a bit too much, your body will simply excrete it in the urine. However, people who have severe kidney disease cannot excrete potassium normally and should consult a physician before taking a potassium supplement. Similarly, individuals taking potassium -- sparing diuretics (such as spironolactone), ACE inhibitors (such as captopril), or trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole should also not take potassium supplements except under doctor supervision.

Potassium pills can cause injury to the esophagus if they get stuck on the way down, so make sure to take them with plenty of water.

Purpose of Potassium

* An essential mineral that is found in almost every cell. 

* It is needed for growth, building muscles, transmission of nerve impulses, heart activity etc. 

* Potassium, together with sodium -- potassium inside the cell and sodium in the fluid surrounding the cell, work together for the nervous system to transmit messages as well as regulating the contraction of muscles. 

* Works to help protect against prostate enlargement or cancer. 

* Potassium is one of the electrolytes we all require to maintain health.

* This mineral is important for a healthy nervous system and a regular heart rhythm. 

* It helps prevent stroke, aids in proper muscle contraction, and works with sodium to control the body's water balance. 

* Potassium is important for chemical reactions within the cells and aids in maintaining stable blood pressure and in transmitting electrochemical impulses. 

* Potassium also regulates the transfer of nutrients through cell membranes. This function of potassium has been shown to decrease with age, which may account for some of the circulatory damage, lethargy, and weakness experienced by older people.

* Together with magnesium, potassium can help prevent calcium-oxalate kidney stones.

Signs of Deficiency

Signs of potassium deficiency include abnormally dry skin, acne, chills, cognitive impairment, constipation, depression, diarrhea, diminished reflex function, edema, nervousness, insatiable thirst, fluctuations in heartbeat, glucose intolerance, growth impairment, high cholesterol levels, insomnia, low blood pressure, muscular fatigue and weakness, nausea and vomiting, periodic headaches, proteinuria (protein in the urine), respiratory distress, and salt retention.

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