Andrew Huberman· PhD
we use coconut water a lot of hydration just add a little pinch of salt because that'll bring the sodium way back up
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we use coconut water a lot of hydration just add a little pinch of salt because that'll bring the sodium way back up
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coconut water is actually cool it's it's like basically the opposite like a cup of coconut water I think has something like 200 milligrams of sodium but like 600 milligrams of pottassium