Add potassium chloride to balance electrolytes in IVC
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2020 12:03 am
100 grams of sodium ascorbate adds a lot of sodium into the body.
Would adding Pharma grade potassium chloride (as is used in lactated ringers) to the Cathcart solution be an improvement by creating a more balanced electrolyte solution? And would adding magnesium also further improve the solution by further reducing the potential for vein pain?
Some sources:
https://www.stanfordchem.com/potassium-chloride.html
http://www.foodchem.cn/products/Potassi ... ical-Grade
Would adding Pharma grade potassium chloride (as is used in lactated ringers) to the Cathcart solution be an improvement by creating a more balanced electrolyte solution? And would adding magnesium also further improve the solution by further reducing the potential for vein pain?
Some sources:
https://www.stanfordchem.com/potassium-chloride.html
http://www.foodchem.cn/products/Potassi ... ical-Grade