The trouble with salt
Too much sodium reduces thirst, which causes overeating, weight gain and a variety of ailments.
Too much sodium reduces thirst, which causes overeating, weight gain and a variety of ailments.
Thirst is actually a sign you're already dehydrated.
Kids rarely need the extra sugar and salt, doctor says.
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Experts advise that frequent fluid stops entice racers to drink more than they need.