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Old 09-10-2008, 12:43 PM #1
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Electrolytes are critical for life.

Where there is loss of potassium often magnesium is low too.
Estimates are that 70% of Americans are low in magnesium.

What drugs does he take? Also were his kidneys tested?
Some kidney diseases cause low potassium.

Don't know what meds he takes but will try to find out. And not sure about the kidneys either, I will ask about that also.
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