Re:Estimates that mineral levels in vegetables have dropped ...
by LorenPechtel on Saturday September 14, 2019 @08:09PM
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Second the Lite Salt approach. After you adapt it seems just like regular salt--but with half the sodium and it provides the potassium.
Most people get enough potassium from their diet. It's easily available in larger quantities but safety is the main concern:
http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1364/can-salt-subst...
Nu-Salt salt substitute is 100% potassium chloride in a 3-oz container. Morton Lite Salt is a 50-50% mix of potassium and sodium salt. Both are available in grocery stores. But use with caution and usually with the advice of a physician.