Electrolyte Supplements
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Hydration is defined as 'the process of causing something to absorb water'. Hydrating requires more than just drinking water. It requires electrolytes to absorb the water you are drinking! What are electrolytes? Electrolytes are defined as 'the ionized parts of a living cell or blood.' What do electrolytes do? Electrolytes maintain fluid balance inside and outside of your cells. It’s this fluid balance that’s so important. Every one of your muscle contractions, heart beats, brain signals, eye movements, or transport of nutrients, to name a few, requires electrolyte balance. † Here’s proof that electrolytes are so important: 40% of your body's energy, at rest, is spent pumping electrolytes into your cells. If your body spends that much energy on something, it must be incredibly important! What makes your body lose electrolytes? Sweating, high histamine, drinking too much water, alcohol, caffeine, high blood sugar, tired adrenals, diuretic medications all deplete electrolytes. In addition, too much salt, processed foods, excessive protein, not enough mineral-rich foods, and dehydration can all lead to electrolyte imbalance. If you want to support healthy electrolyte levels in your body, you need a high-quality electrolyte replacement that works. † Seeking Health's Optimal Electrolyte will help you truly experience what hydration feels like. With each serving, you get the essential electrolytes of sodium, potassium, and magnesium in a ratio that many people need: higher potassium and lower sodium. We’re not done. Our electrolytes go beyond just supplying electrolytes. Remember that 40% of your body’s energy is used to pump electrolytes into your cells? Well, Optimal Electrolyte supports your body with nutrients designed to support healthy, non-stimulating, energy levels. D-ribose and niacin support your body’s ability to make ATP. ATP is what your body uses to pump electrolytes into your cells. We’re still not done. Taurine and creatine provide additional support for r