00:00 – tips for weaning off diuretics?
00:55 – is there spinach in your B complete?
01:20 – what do you recommend as an alternative flush for colonoscopy prep?
03:58 – can potassium help with a heart blockage?
04:59 – why are most potassium supplements limited at amount of potassium?
06:19 – can cooked vegetables spike your insulin more than raw vegetables?
07:00 – I take thyroid medicine and get cramps every night.
09:20 – how much fiber is too much?
09:53 – does magnesium compete with potassium intake?
10:53 – do my medications affect potassium levels?
13:00 – my labs have shown high potassium, and I was told to take salt. Will this help?
13:53 – reason for weight gain in pregnancy without eating too much?
14:44 – why should I avoid magnesium stearate in supplements?
15:56 – can you explain MTHFR and other gene mutations?
19:20 – why is the symbol for potassium a K and not a P?
19:45 – is celtic sea salt a good source of minerals?
21:50 – coffee and heavy caffeine use depletes potassium
21:30 – how many bananas can you eat a day?
22:00 – do golden beets have a good amount of potassium?
22:20 – psyllium husk?
22:50 – why would a test show high potassium if one doesn’t eat high potassium foods?
24:26 – is it ever too late to reverse potassium deficiency?
26:10 – Your feelings on coconut water?
27:33 – can you talk about what is happening if red blood cell potassium is low and serum level is normal?
28:00 – Suggestions for dizziness after being diagnosed with celiac?
30:26 – sweating profusely, losing weight, low testosterone…what can I do to find out the cause?

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