In this blog post, we answer salt-related questions often asked by dysautonomia patients. Read to learn about the kidneys, the sodium-glucose pump and potassium intake.
How Does the Sodium-Glucose Pump Work? (And Other Questions)
This is what happens when your sodium levels are too low
When sodium levels are too low, the body responds with painful symptoms. But what exactly causes those nasty headaches, high levels of fatigue and painful muscular cramps?
The three hormones that regulate your electrolyte levels
Hormones are key to understanding the hydration process, and what to do when that process breaks down.
Why is there salt in sweat?
SaltStick Updates Fastchews Packaging to Feature Resealable Closure
Fastchews’ new resealable 10-count packets make them easier to consume during training and racing.
What can we learn from bodybuilders about proper hydration?
Are the extreme dehydration techniques practiced by competitive bodybuilders healthy — or even necessary?
SaltStick Continues to be an Industry Leader for Clean Products and Banned Substance Testing
For at least the second time this year, there have been announcements that professional triathletes have tested positive for banned substances, and we want continue to reassure our customers and athletes that SaltStick products have been banned-substance-free since our start, more than 11 years ago.
The scientific reasons why Holiday food tastes so good
If you have ever wondered why you cannot seem to get enough of that sweet potato pie, this blog post is for you.
Stress and salt intake: Is there a connection?
Research links increased salt consumption with lower stress rates. But is this an excuse to reach for the salt shaker every time we feel anxious?
Buccal Mucosa: Why your mouth is key to fast-acting electrolytes
SaltStick Fastchews owe their fast-acting power to the way the body absorbs electrolytes through the mouth. But what does that mean exactly?