Specifically, the ancient crust that melted in the Tetons contained less potassium than the more recently melted crust found in the Himalayas. (sciencedaily.com)
Takeaway: You may need more or less potassium depending on your health conditions, but for most people, taking in more potassium is recommended. (fitwirr.com)
If hyperkalemia becomes an issue, your vet might prescribe a canine kidney diet with even less potassium. (cuteness.com)