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    This document outlines several inverse and similar relationships between electrolytes in the body. Sodium and potassium levels are inversely related, as are calcium and phosphorus levels. Calcium and vitamin D levels move in the same direction, as do magnesium and calcium levels and magnesium and potassium levels. Magnesium and phosphorus levels are inversely related, with low magnesium corresponding to high phosphorus.

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    This document outlines several inverse and similar relationships between electrolytes in the body. Sodium and potassium levels are inversely related, as are calcium and phosphorus levels. Calcium and vitamin D levels move in the same direction, as do magnesium and calcium levels and magnesium and potassium levels. Magnesium and phosphorus levels are inversely related, with low magnesium corresponding to high phosphorus.

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    This document outlines several inverse and similar relationships between electrolytes in the body. Sodium and potassium levels are inversely related, as are calcium and phosphorus levels. Calcium and vitamin D levels move in the same direction, as do magnesium and calcium levels and magnesium and potassium levels. Magnesium and phosphorus levels are inversely related, with low magnesium corresponding to high phosphorus.

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    ELECTROLYTE

    RELATIONSHIPS
    Sodium/Potassium - I N V E R S E
    high Na = low K

    Calcium/Phosphorus - I N V E R S E
    high Ca = low Phos

    Calcium/Vitamin D - S I M I L A R
    high Ca = high Vit D

    Magnesium/Calcium - S I M I L A R
    low Mg = low Ca

    Magnesium/Potassium - S I M I L A R
    low Mg = low K

    Magnesium/Phosphorus - I N V E R S E
    low Mg = high Phos

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