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  1. Margaretjohnson says:

    Thanks so much for this timely article. I could not find out how much potassium to take for instance. Since starting it this week, my b.p. dropped from 184/104 on Mon. (the doc. wanted to hospitalise me) to 123/74 today. Can you believe it? Three days. I have been suffering with low potassium now for 5 years after a kidney op.and all the doctor wanted was to give me more and more pills, including Statins – just in case. Now I have a $4 bottle of potass. pills and take 400mgm a day and I see I am well within the limits. Thank you.

  2. hi, i'm a final year student.this article is almost related to my final year project. somehow, i need the review from real article made by AE Eno. i couldn't get his email or downloading his article. do you mind to send me his email if you have it? i really appreciate it if you could help me.

  3. Judy Evans says:

    Wow, Margaretjohnson, THANK YOU for your remarks. High blood pressure is new to me, at age 75. The TIA proved my B.P. was high, and I’ve had no idea what to do except take my Losartan and Bystolic like the Dr. says. I have learned to drink coconut water, which has nearly 500 mgs. of potassium per cup, but obviously, it’s not enough. My kidneys seem to be throwing off potassium, according to tests, and my Dr. isn’t happy with that, but I don’t know why, so I’ve continued to drink my coconut water! (I don’t know if it’s a bad thing or a good thing for my kidneys to throw off potassium). I so appreciate you for sharing your results with us!

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