Don’t Eat Liquorice, if you have Bartter’s or Gitelman’s

Don’t eat liquorice !!!

Liqourice is a diuretic that causes potassium loss. You can lose potassium and raise your blood pressure.

Read more about it at Wikipedia, or just don’t eat it.

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