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First let’s start with understanding what electrolytes are and why they’re so vital.
Electrolytes are minerals in your body, some of which have electric charge. Sodium, potassium, and magnesium are few of many important electrolytes.
The food we eat, fluids we drink, and the supplements we take.
The level of electrolytes changes based on what you do. If you exercise or spend time in the heat, you need more minerals and water since you expend much by perspiration and even by talking or just breathing—particularly salt and water. However, drinking too much water will dilute your electrolytes, which can cause a dangerous condition called “water toxicity.” So never drink too much water without also taking salt!
Migraine brains use more sodium than regular brains, therefore it is more difficult to keep electrolytes. Sodium, potassium, magnesium, chloride, calcium and water are key to keeping your brain’s electrolytes at a healthy homeostasis. The amount of water each individual needs varies by their weight and height. You might need 12 cups of water while your friend might only need 8 cups. There are many water calculators online to help you learn how much water you need.
It is important to know what your brain needs; after all, our brain is such a vital part of our body- without which we wouldn’t be alive. Committing to your health is all about taking small steps, keeping track of what you eat, and feeding your brain so that it will have energy to function all day without pain.
