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Your body decides how much water to hold
Sodium and potassium work as a pair. Sodium pulls water into your tissues, potassium helps move it back out through your kidneys. Most of us eat plenty of the first and not much of the second, and the balance between them is doing more than either one alone. Adequate intake for women is **2,600 mg of potassium a day**, and most people are well under it. What actually carries it: a medium banana is around 420 mg, a baked sweet potato around 540, a cup of white beans over 1,000, half a cup of dried apricots around 750. To be straight with you: this is about fluid balance, not about losing weight or flushing anything out. Your kidneys do not need help detoxing. They need the raw materials to do their ordinary job. Save this for the next shop.
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