Jill shares four nutrition findings from general nutrition (not done on POTS patients) that might still be of interest to POTS patients, as they have been shown to affect cognitive function, mood, pain and exercise tolerance. As always, this is not medical or dietary advice. Check with your own medical team about what is right for you.

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