Replenish essential electrolytes lost during physical activities or illness to maintain proper bodily functions and prevent dehydration.
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Electrolyte Replenishment FAQ

Why do you need to replenish electrolytes?

Because the goal in replenishing electrolytes is not so much to prevent cramping, but to maintain specific bodily functions at optimal levels. Cramping is your body's way of letting you know that, in terms of electrolytes, it's on empty. When you've reached that point, your performance has been severely compromised for some time.

When should you replenish electrolytes?

Just as you shouldn't wait until you're dehydrated or bonking before you replenish fluids or calories, you never want to wait until you're cramping before replenishing electrolytes. Consistent replenishment of electrolytes is just as important as the fuel you consume and the water you drink during exercise. Can't I just use salt tablets?

How do I replenish my electrolyte needs?

Regardless of your size, sport, training intensity, fitness level, or the weather, you can fulfill your electrolytic mineral needs accurately and precisely hour after hour with Endurolytes, Endurolytes Fizz, or Endurolytes Extreme. The Hammer Nutrition website has several detailed articles on sodium and electrolyte replenishment.

Why is electrolyte replenishment important?

Providing constant replenishment of electrolytes is an equally important component of proper fueling. Getting your fluid and caloric needs dialed in and nailed down is fairly easy to accomplish, but fulfilling your electrolyte needs requires more attention because you have much more variability to account for.

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