What foods cause a high potassium level in blood tests?
Saturday, September 26th, 2009 at
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Orange juice, potatoes, bananas are the main ones but you can look it up on your computer or ask your doctor for a list of high potassium foods to stay away from.
Bananas do
bananas and some sports drinks
Well, a very high intake of orange juice could elevate your potassium level, as could eating several bananas a day, a couple pounds of potatoes a day, and several bottles a day of certain sports drinks. Nothin’ wrong with all those things, just enjoy them in moderation.
Bananas and Orange Juice.