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The Highest Poassium Foods To Consume On A Ketogenic Diet

The Highest Potassium Foods To Consume On A Ketogenic Diet


In this article, we gonna figure out the richest potassium foods, this list is going to contain a variety of fruits, veggies, some beans, and wild caught fish. 

  1. Beet Tops: We can use them as a salad or add them to a kale shake, one cup contains 1300mg 
  2. Avocado: This great source of healthy fats is also rich in potassium, one cup contains 975mg
  3. Lima Beans: Even if beans are not really recommended on keto but one cup contains 975mg
  4. Spinach: One of the healthiest green veggies, high in potassium, one cup contains 839mg
  5. Salmon: This amazing wild caught fish, high in omega3 and k+, 6 ounces contains 839mg
  6. Squash: A yummy veggie that is so delicious and keto friendly, one cup contains 801mg
  7. Brussel Sprouts: Natural source of probiotics, with high potassium, one cup contains 504mg

➥As long as your Potassium intake is high on keto, you'll avoid most of the keto flu symptoms and you'll be able to reach the Ketosis faster. 



The Highest Poassium Foods To Consume On A Ketogenic Diet

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