[ConservativeMind]

More potassium seems to even help those already treated to a maximal extent.

Eat your high potassium veggies if you have arrhythmia.

[ConservativeMind]

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[Carriage Hill]

Eat your bananas!

[Highest Authority]

Be very careful with potassium if you have kidney problems.

[SendShaqtoIraq]

ARe you kidding me? I knew this when i was just a nursing AIDE back in 1977. Potassium levels are one of the FIRST things you check when someone is having V Tach

[Chickensoup]

Someone here a while back suggested low salt V8 for arrthhmias. I did and it works.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

I had atrial fibrillation for two solid years.

My cardiologist wanted me to drink at least 64 ounces of fluid every day.

I had a hard time drinking that much water, so I started drinking 64 ounces of low-sodium V8 Juice, every day.

Within a couple of weeks my afib reverted to normal sinus rhythm per my Kardia Mobile ecg device, and I have been in normal sinus rhythm for 380 days (more than a year for those of you in Rio Linda).

Turns out low-sodium V8 is loaded with potassium.

I am still drinking it.

Merely anecdotal evidence, but there it is

[Seaplaner]

Interestingly, OTC potassium supplements are limited to 99mg. Yet Rx pills are typically 750-1500 mg, meaning that the OTC versions are piddley small.

By comparison, one cup of V8 or one bottle of Naked brand Mango Madness each contain about 650 mg K.