How much potassium is in this? On a renal diet and need to watch both NA and K+
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It doesn't give an exact amount on the label, but it's the 2nd ingredient, so most likely, it's not suitable for a renal diet.
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There is no listing on the box for the chicken broth or the no sodium beef broth for K+ content. They must have a website and maybe they would give you a direct answer if you contact them. Good luck.
1020940
We can't tell a difference in what we bake. We use about 25% more Potassium than Sodium bicarb.
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The FDA only allows potassium supplement to contain 99 mg per serving. That equals 3% RDA.
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I do not see potassium listed on the ingredient label. Surprising, but apparently there is none.
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from the bottle it says, sodium chloride 1.0 gram.....electrolyte replenisher. Still looking on the bottle under other information, it reads, each tablet contains Sodium 394 mg. Also, product doesn't contain any inactive ingredients. Just a suggestion, you probably should consult with your doctor before taking this product, to make sure that you need it. You definitely don't want to get too much sodium in your system. Hope this information helps.
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Unfortunately, the label doesn't say. Besides the 0g fat, and 0mg sodium, there's 6g of carbs and 4g of sugars, but that's all that's listed. Potassium chloride (a typical salt substitute) is not listed in the ingredients.
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I'm sorry. It lists potassium chloride as the second ingredient but doesn't give any amount.
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It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this. It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55,... » Read More It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this. « Show Less
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Hi BruceO...Kodiak Cakes Frontier flapjacts & waffle mix has 360 mg of sodium (salt). enjoy them...tgheir good.Lynn
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Not sure if I understand the question. 0 fat, 0 cholestrol, 5mg sodium, 220mg potassium, total carbohydrates 19g. Dietary fiber 1g. Sugars 9g. Total protein 1g.
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Yes it does contain potassium. 350 mg. Also Sodium 290 mg. You can buy this in any grocery store. I did not know that you could but you can. So I spent this enormous amount of money on this product and found it in the store for more than half the price. Anyway, I hope I answered your question. The ingredients on the label state it contains Salt, Potassium Chloride, Calcium Silicate, Magnesium Carbonate, Dextrose, Potassium Iodine
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Why are so many people answering these questions with "I don't know" or just making up wild guesses. This is a potential product that people will eat or drink and it can be dangerous. There is a reason potassium supplement pills are limited to 99mg ... about 1/60th of the daily requirement of 6.5 grams. Apparently it can be very dangerous to take concentrated forms of potassium in supplement form. Be careful and check up on the answers you get here, people seem to be more interested in writing anything than actually answering questions.
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Sodium per serving 540 mg; 23% of daily value. I love these shakes. My husband and I have a 6 oz. Shake an hour before exercising - very satisfying! Enjoy!
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the can says it is NOT 100% coconut juice/water, says it contains young coconut juice, water, sugar, young coconut meat, sodium carboxymethyl cellulose, malic acid and sodium metabisulphite. It also does not list any potassium in the nutritional section, but lists 17 grams of sugar, 50mg of sodium, 4% calcium, and that is all. So, with that, you should be able to make a better decision about if you feel it is healthy enough. If you are like me and have been diagnosed with low potassium, hypokelemia , this is NOT the coconut water to drink to help your situation!!
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It does not break out the actual grams of sodium bicarbonate, only the "Proprietary Blend" amount of 4.93 grams. For what its worth, I believe that sodium chloride (table salt) is more implicated in blood pressure than the bicarbonate form. Also, potassium counteracts the effect of sodium in cellular fluid balance. Since this product contains both sodium and potassium, there should not be an increase in blood pressure. I have used this product for over a year. It definitely works on pH because I test with litmus strips. At age 53, my blood pressure averages 110 / 55, so I've seen no fluid retention or blood pressure effects from using this.
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The Nutrition label says 50% HCA and the bottle says standardized to 65%. the reason is because potassium is a key component of HCA, HCA isn't as potent or effective without potassium. Basically like the potassium compounds or boosts the effects of HCA and we have 15% potassium in our Garcinia Cambogia Extract, that's how it's standardized to 65%.I hope i've been able to shed light on this subject, please let me know if you have any further questions or need help with anything, I'll be more than happy to assist.Very Sincerely,George Okafor
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I had it all figured out and now I can't remember where I got my information. But I have a bottle of potassium chloride here and it says that it has 365 milligrams in 1/8 teaspoon. That sounds close to the potassium bicarbonate. I usually take 1/4-1/2 tsp a day as a potassium supplement. Hope that helps.