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When the two traits from each of the parent are inherited, the dominant trait always demonstrates its characteristic even if there is a presence of a recessive trait.
The dominant and recessive terms illustrate the patterns of inheritance of some kinds of traits. For a recessive allele to generate a recessive phenotype, the individual must exhibit two copies, that is, one from each parent. An individual with one recessive and one dominant allele for a gene will exhibit the dominant phenotype.
<span>Many Americans eat way too much sodium in their daily life, they are encouraged to have more potassium to counter act the sodium. High levels of sodium increases the risk of heart disease and even death. Reducing it or countering it with proper amounts of potassium reduces the risk of high blood pressure, stroke, heart failure, kidney damage, and heart disease.</span>
