Andrew Huberman· PhD
many people actually don't get enough sodium, especially people that are following low carbohydrate diets, drinking a lot of caffeine or eating extremely clean.
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many people actually don't get enough sodium, especially people that are following low carbohydrate diets, drinking a lot of caffeine or eating extremely clean.
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many people are surprised to find that by increasing their sodium intake they are able to function better cognitively and physically and that's because a lot of people especially people who are following low carbohydrate or even moderate carbohydrate and really clean diets often times they're excreting a lot of water and electrolytes along with it and simply by increasing their electrolyte intake using element they just feel better and function better