What foods give us potassium?
Here are some foods that are good sources of potassium (listed with their approximate potassium content per 100 grams):
- Dried apricots: 1,000 mg
- Bananas: 420 mg
- Sweet potatoes: 337 mg
- Avocado: 291 mg
- Cantaloupe melon: 267 mg
- Papaya: 237 mg
- Orange juice: 180 mg
- Watermelon: 175 mg
- Spinach: 160 mg
- Yogurt (natural, unsweetened): 149 mg
- Kale: 139 mg
- Broccoli: 130 mg
- Cucumber: 130 mg
- Edamame: 110 mg
- Zucchini: 105 mg
- Brussels sprouts: 80 mg
- Potatoes: 75 mg
- Apples: 65 mg
- Tomatoes: 59 mg
It's important to have a balanced diet that includes a variety of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats to ensure adequate intake of essential nutrients, including potassium.
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