What Happens if You Eat 2 Bananas a Day?

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2 bananas will greatly affect the level of potassium in the body

Potassium is a valuable material for maintaining the vital activity of our body. It is involved in regulating blood pressure, maintaining heart rate, and triggering insulin secretion. In the synthesis with sodium, potassium also regulates the level of fluid in the body. Despite the importance of potassium, most people do not get enough of it. Two medium-sized bananas contain about 900 mg of potassium, which is good, but not enough for the daily norm. Potatoes (white and sweet), watermelon, spinach, beets, white beans are common products that act as additional sources of potassium.

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