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 Potassium for Energy and Anti-Aging: The Forgotten Nutrient 
 
The following is one in an ongoing series of columns entitled Women's Nutrition Detective by . View all columns in series

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Aniseo wrote
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I think banana is one of the rich sources of potassium. It is a great snack with good number of vitamins and minerals. -Martin
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