Nobody needs to be convinced that they need to take very good care of heart and kidney health. If these two vital organs no longer function immediate medical attention is a priority. The heart requires potassium to work smoothly, and this mineral also helps the kidneys perform their all-important waste removal function. However, the traditional saying that you can get too much of a good thing also applies in this context. Too much of the mineral in the body interferes with the operation of the kidneys rather than helping.

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