The Truth About Electrolyte Supplements: Who Really Needs Them?
The electrolyte supplement market hit $2.3 billion last year, but research shows most people are wasting their money. Here's what science actually says.
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The electrolyte supplement market hit $2.3 billion last year, but research shows most people are wasting their money. Here's what science actually says.
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