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==Why is it Important?==
==Why is it Important?==
Potassium has many functions, notably in '''acid-base regulation, nerve impulse transmission, muscle contraction, and carbon dioxide and oxygen transport'''. It is also an '''activator or cofactor''' in many enzyme reactions.
Potassium has many functions, notably in '''acid-base regulation, nerve impulse transmission, muscle contraction, and carbon dioxide and oxygen transport'''. It is also an '''activator or [[Nutrition Glossary#Cofactor|cofactor]]''' in many enzyme reactions.
==Roles in the Body==
==Roles in the Body==