Sodium and Hydration
Sodium plays a crucial role in hydration, as it helps cells absorb water effectively. Transitioning from a heavily processed diet to whole foods can lead to a significant drop in sodium intake, often resulting in dehydration symptoms like muscle cramps and headaches. Drinking excessive amounts of water without adequate sodium can exacerbate these issues, highlighting the importance of balancing electrolytes in a healthy diet.In this clip
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