We Asked Dietitians If Adding Salt to Water Really Makes It More Hydrating

Verywell Health·Feb 25

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Dietitians are being asked about the effectiveness of adding salt to water for hydration. The inquiry is part of a broader trend of seeking expert opinions on various health and nutrition topics. It is unclear what the dietitians' responses are regarding the specific question of whether adding salt to water makes it more hydrating.

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