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ACE Inhibitors and High-Potassium Foods: What You Need to Know About the Risks

ACE Inhibitors and High-Potassium Foods: What You Need to Know About the Risks
Posted by: Alan Burity Vitulo in: Health and Medicine
4 Jan | 11:38 AM | 1

ACE inhibitors can raise potassium levels, especially in people with kidney issues or diabetes. Learn which foods to watch, who’s at risk, and how to stay safe without giving up healthy nutrition.

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ACE Inhibitors and High-Potassium Foods: What You Need to Know About the Risks
ACE Inhibitors and High-Potassium Foods: What You Need to Know About the Risks

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Published ON: 4 Jan
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