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Understanding Hydration and Electrolytes for Optimal Performance
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16:57 - 24:11 (07:13)

Exploring how different factors like exercise, caffeine, and diet affect blood glucose levels, this podcast highlights the importance of getting enough sodium, potassium, and magnesium for mental and physical performance. Levels is a tool that can help users learn more about the impact of their food, exercise, and sleep on their blood glucose.

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This is an ad for Live Momentus supplements, which offers a variety of supplements for hormone health, sleep optimization, focus, and exercise recovery, and the Levels program, which tracks your blood glucose levels to give you real-time feedback on your health.
16:57 - 18:30 (01:32)
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Health Supplements
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This is an ad for Live Momentus supplements, which offers a variety of supplements for hormone health, sleep optimization, focus, and exercise recovery, and the Levels program, which tracks your blood glucose levels to give you real-time feedback on your health. The transcript also mentions the benefit of single ingredient formulations for supplementation.

Chapter
Understanding Hydration and Electrolytes for Optimal Performance
Episode
GUEST SERIES | Dr. Andy Galpin: Optimal Nutrition & Supplementation for Fitness
Podcast
Huberman Lab
The podcast discusses how hydration and electrolytes (such as sodium, magnesium, and potassium) play a crucial role in mental and physical performance.
18:30 - 24:11 (05:40)
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Hydration
Summary

The podcast discusses how hydration and electrolytes (such as sodium, magnesium, and potassium) play a crucial role in mental and physical performance. The guest also shares his experience with using a blood glucose monitoring app to optimize his diet and exercise routine.

Chapter
Understanding Hydration and Electrolytes for Optimal Performance
Episode
GUEST SERIES | Dr. Andy Galpin: Optimal Nutrition & Supplementation for Fitness
Podcast
Huberman Lab