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The 4 Stages of a Migraine

The 4 Stages of a Migraine

Nearly one in ten Americans suffers from migraines. It's important to  learn the signs of a migraine for yourself and for those you care about.
Electrolytes' Impact on Hangovers

Electrolytes' Impact on Hangovers

Have you ever considered that the best hangover remedies have one thing in common? Sodium.  Learn how electrolytes can help you get your body back on track after a hangover.
by Health By Principle on August 15, 2017  in electrolyte homeostasisElectrolytesfoodHangoverHangoverRemedyinformativemythsscienceSodiumSupplements
Sodium, Migraines, and Fitness

Sodium, Migraines, and Fitness

Sodium is key to mitigating migraines and also helping you feel your best after fitness. Learn the connections and how sodium can help you feel your best.
Migraine Relief, Pseudo-Science vs Real-Science-Backed Products

True Migraine Relief Science

We now know that Migraines are genetic and are caused by electrical abnormalities at the cellular level. These electrical signals can be balanced by achieving a special Electrolyte Homeostasis that migraineurs need and which is different from those without migraines.
by Health By Principle on May 25, 2017  in ElectrolytesenduranceExerciseinformativelifestylemigrainemythsscienceSodiumSupplementsWorkout
Supplements That Work for Your Body After Workout

Supplements That Work for Your Body After Workout

Keeping an electrolyte balance, which includes supplementing sodium, has shown to keep the body hydrated and also boosts endurance during strenuous workout. 
Low-Sodium Might Not Mean Low Blood Pressure

Low Sodium vs. Low Blood Pressure

Current guidelines recommend limiting sodium intake to 2,300 milligrams a day for healthy people—with the FDA intent on lowering it further. However, during the study it was found that healthy adults consuming less than 2,500 milligrams of sodium a day had higher blood pressure than participants who consumed higher amounts of sodium.
by Health By Principle Staff on May 04, 2017  in Blood PressureElectrolytesExperimental BiologyMigraineNutritionSodiumYes on Sodium

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