electrolytes

Sleep Quality After Drinking: Why You Wake Up Exhausted

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Person lying awake in bed at night unable to sleep after drinking alcohol showing disrupted sleep patterns

You had a few drinks, fell asleep easily, and logged a solid seven or eight hours. So why do you feel like you barely slept at all? The exhaustion that follows a night of drinking isn’t just about dehydration or a headache. Alcohol fundamentally disrupts your sleep architecture, the structured pattern of sleep stages your … Read more

Magnesium Depletion from Alcohol: Why Your Body Aches After Drinking

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Magnesium-rich foods including leafy greens, nuts, seeds, and avocado for recovery after drinking

You wake up after a night of drinking, and everything hurts. Your head is pounding, your muscles are sore, and even your jaw feels tight. You might chalk it up to “just a hangover,” but there’s a specific reason why alcohol leaves you feeling physically battered: magnesium depletion. Magnesium is one of the most important … Read more

Electrolyte Depletion in Illness: When Your Body Can’t Keep Fluids Down

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"Realistic photograph of a person recovering from illness sitting on a couch looking fatigued, holding a water glass with tissues and medicine nearby, demonstrating electrolyte depletion during illness recovery

The stomach flu hits you like a freight train on a Tuesday afternoon. What started as a vague feeling of unease during your morning meetings has escalated into full-blown nausea by lunch. By evening, you’re alternating between the couch and the bathroom, unable to keep even small sips of water down for more than a … Read more