Do Diuretics (water pills) Now Cause Heart Attacks?

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In this podcast, Dr. Berg talks about heart attacks and diuretics. One of the most common diuretics is called thiazide is taken to lower blood pressure could cause potassium deficiency and 40% of people taking diuretics to develop a condition called hypokalemia or low potassium in the blood, increases the risk for arrhythmias, problems with the pacemaker of the heart and increases the risk for heart failure by 10x. Potassium deficiency in general increases blood pressure.


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