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    What is a low potassium diet?
    A-low potassium diet is defined as a dietary intake of between 2000 to 3000 mg/day. registered dietitian or nutritionist can help to create a low-potassium meal plan. An example of one such plan includes (table 1 and table 2): sample diet plan is provided in the table (table 1). HOW DO I CUT DOWN ON POTASSIUM? Read the food label (figure 1).

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    How do I choose a food with a low potassium level?
    Almost all foods contain some potassium, so the key is to choose foods with a low potassium level, when possible. Measure and be aware of the serving size when calculating the amount of potassium in a food; a large serving of a low-potassium food may have more potassium than a small serving of a food with a high level of potassium.

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    Can a low potassium diet cause high potassium levels?
    Your doctor has recommended that you follow a low potassium diet. There are several factors that can cause elevated blood potassium levels, including certain medications. Potassium is a mineral that occurs naturally in many foods. All fruits, vegetables, bread and grains, milk and dairy products contain potassium.

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    How much potassium is in a daily diet?
    Potassium is a mineral found in most foods. The average daily diet provides about 3000-6000 mg of potassium. High levels of potassium in the blood can affect your heart rate and muscles. Eating large amounts of lower potassium foods can also raise your blood potassium level.

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    Should I limit the potassium in my diet?
    The foods you eat are an important part of managing your health. If you have certain health condiions, you may need to limit the potassium in your diet. Almost all foods contain potassium. However, some foods contain more potassium than others. This guide will help you choose the right types and amounts of foods.

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    Can a low potassium diet reduce hyperkalemia?
    Eating a lower-potassium diet can lower the risk of developing hyperkalemia. The potassium level is measured by taking a small sample of blood from a vein. A typical normal range for potassium is 3.8 to 5 mEq/L. A level greater than 6 mEq/L or less than 3 mEq/L is considered dangerous.

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