doi: 10.3389/fddsv.2026.1792418 Received 20 January 2026 Revised 11 March 2026 Accepted 16 March 2026 Published 10 April 2026 Volume 6 - 2026 Edited by Liang Xu, University of Kansas, United States Reviewed by Christel Menet, Confo Therapeutics, Belgium Anukriti Saran, Banasthali University, India Updates Copyright 2026 Niazi
Add electrolyte powder or tablets to 2-3 of your daily water servings Target 300-500 mg sodium, 200-400 mg potassium, 50-100 mg magnesium per serving Avoid high-sugar electrolyte drinks (they worsen nausea) LMNT, Nuun, or similar low-sugar options work well Electrolytes improve plasma volume retention
Yet, poor diet and disease can deplete the bodys natural levels of glutathione
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