Doseloop Beta

Potassium Citrate

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A potassium salt of citric acid used to support electrolyte balance, urinary pH, and kidney health.

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The best human evidence for potassium citrate is for reducing recurrence risk and urinary risk factors for calcium-based kidney stones. In healthy volunteers, supplementation lowers net acid excretion and can improve calcium balance, supporting a plausible benefit for bone mineral preservation, though direct fracture-outcome evidence is limited. Overall, the evidence is strongest for kidney stone prevention and biochemical acid-base effects, with more limited but biologically plausible support for bone health. Evidence for broader cardiovascular or performance benefits is not well established in healthy humans using potassium citrate specifically.

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Research (1 study)

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Potassium citrate supplementation results in sustained improvement in calcium balance in older men and women.

Journal of Bone and Mineral Research • 2013 • n=161

Sellmeyer DE, Schloetter M, Sebastian A, Morris RC Jr

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