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Because of this, incorporating potassium-rich foods into your diet is important.

potassium rich foods

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How much potassium do you need per day?

The best high potassium foodslisted from highest to lowest concentration per standard serving.

An easy way to cook acorn squash is to cut it in half and roast it in the oven.

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To enjoy even more potassium with your yogurt, throw in some bananas, apricots, or raisins.

For one, dairy milk is high in bothproteinandcalcium, which are nutrients needed for stronger and healthier muscles.

Acorn Squash

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sack of russet potatoes

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fresh baby spinach

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dried apricots

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lentil soup

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avocados, guacamole, toast

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kidney beans

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roasted butternut squash

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sweet potatoes

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white beans

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orange juice

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bananas

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chicken breast pan seared

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top sirloin steak

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salmon and veggies

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raisins

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