R., B, a 60 -year -old man receiving digoxin and spironolactone and advised to eat moderate amounts of bananas, dates, and avocados in fasting state, please discuss why health care provider assures for this counseling

R., B, a 60 -year -old man receiving digoxin and spironolactone and advised to eat moderate amounts of bananas, dates, and avocados in fasting state, please discuss why health care provider assures for this counseling

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