Food, such as meats and vegetables, can help provide all the potassium a person needs each day. The proper functioning of nerves and muscles in the body depends on a correct amount of potassium in the body. Each day a person should eat enough potassium-rich foods to get 4.7 grams of the nutrient. People who do not get enough potassium through their diet may need to take supplements to increase potassium levels. A person should not consume, diet and supplements combined, more than the daily recommended amount unless a doctor prescribes more.
Subjectivity is a central philosophical concept, related to consciousness, agency, personhood, reality, and truth, which has been variously defined by sources. Three common definitions include that subjectivity is the quality or condition of:
I've been having this ongoing discussion with a friend for the past 6 months or so about what determines a subject and what determines an object. For the sake of brevity I will make this as short and simple as possible and attempt to leave out any philosophical jargon. To me, subjectivity denotes a will, and this is it's essential quality. Objects are simply the world of extended things, never facts, never truths, just physical things (to bind these immanent processes to interpretation is the core reality of the subject). Subjects can also be literal objects. Imagine drawing a large circle, and a smaller circle on the inside. The larger circle is what is, and contains all things, outside of this sphere is nothing. The smaller circle is the realm of subjectivity.