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Electrolytes: Essential Functions for Optimal Health

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Sweat, particularly during physical exercise and exposure to hot weather, is the largest source of electrolyte and water loss. Water alone cannot replenish the electrolytes lost due to dehydration, and electrolyte concentration in body fluids affects the cardiovascular, endocrine, and central and autonomic nervous systems.

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10 Benefits of Cold Water Swimming

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The Many Benefits of Cold Water Swimming Cold water swimming has recently gained popularity as a form of therapy and exercise. In this article, we'll explore the advantages of taking a dip in cold water, from boosting your immune system and improving your mental health to allowing individuals to join a community of adventure seekers.

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The Best 3 Day Split Workout Routine for Beginners

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Many people suffer from this issue simply because they have no clue what to do at the gym, and creating a solid exercise regimen to follow seems too challenging. To begin, what exactly do we mean by a 3-day exercise split? Back day is an important part of any workout split. So, What Is the Ideal Workout Split?

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Don’t Sleep on These Tips: Re-Set Your Sleep Routine

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Getting the recommended amount of sleep each night is important for every major body system, including the nervous, cardiovascular, immune, endocrine, digestive, and respiratory systems. Despite being the only mammals that purposefully delay sleep, human adults need 7 to 9 hours of sleep each night.

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The Art of Breath Control: Harnessing the Benefits of Kapalbhati

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Your Guide to Kapalbhati: Benefits, Instructions and Precautions Kapalbhati is an intermediate to advanced breathing exercise regularly used in yoga practice across the world. This practice involves controlled and forceful exhalations, distinguishing it as an intermediate to advanced level of breathing exercise.

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How to Train For Mountain Biking: The 5 Step Guide

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To work these muscles, we recommend either targeting the specific muscle in weight training in the gym or alternatively if you prefer to exercise outdoors, interval training can build muscle and work your cardiovascular system and nervous system, helping you burn fat.