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How much electrolyte water should you drink a day?
How much electrolyte water should you drink a day?
How much electrolyte water should you drink a day?
A minimum average requirement for adults can be estimated under conditions of maximal adaptation and without active sweating as no more than 5 mEq/day, which corresponds to 115 mg of sodium or approximately 300 mg of sodium chloride per day.
Last updated on 05 Jul 2023
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They have positive and negative charges on them
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