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QuinnyCoded@sh.itjust.works to 4chan@lemmy.world · 2 days ago

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QuinnyCoded@sh.itjust.works to 4chan@lemmy.world · 2 days ago
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  • Little_mouse@lemmy.ca
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    If you drink something that is about the same ionic concentration as your blood, you can absorb a lot of it safely.

    If you drink something much much saltier than your blood it will pull water out of your blood cells.

    If you drink something with very few ions it will hydrate your blood cells, but drinking too much can burst your blood cells as they try to absorb to much.

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      That’s why I only drink units of whole blood. On average, the under-hydrated and over-hydrated people that contributed to that unit cancel each other out, so I know I’m always working towards optimal cell hydration. Never to much or too little.

      • ErmahgherdDavid@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        I only drink brawndo. It’s got what plants crave

        • Bonsoir@lemmy.ca
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          https://lemmy.ca/post/47329671

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      Damn lucky I’ve been somehow drinking exactly the right amount of stuff so that I haven’t died yet

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        Just don’t enter any water drinking contests and you’ll be fine!

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          What about blood drinking contests, since that will match your daily contents?

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            Found the vampire.

        • WhyIHateTheInternet@lemmy.world
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          I remember that. Same city my office is in.

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      Last point is definitely a myth. Yes you can die if you drink an insane amount of water, but a healthy person with a healthy diet can live purely on distilled water.

      As far as I am aware it’s also still a topic of debate if a healthy person could drink seawater. Not forever, but quite a while. (Have not looked into that for a while tho)

      Tldr: our bodies are insanly good at keeping us alive

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        I think I heard that cats can survive on seawater(not well, but better than dead). For some reason they just have baller kidneys.

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    But it’s got what the plants crave

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      Gatorade doesn’t, that’s Brawndo.

      • saltnotsugar@lemmy.world
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        It’s got electrolytes.

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    Isn’t gatorade a combo of salt, sugar, water and potassium? So basically, a banana with some salt on it and lots of water.

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      Once I heard neurons described as “salty bananas” because of their concentrations of K+, Na+, and Cl- ions.

      Therefore, Gatorade is made of neurons.

    • village604@adultswim.fan
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      Technically potassium is a salt too.

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      deleted by creator

      • fahfahfahfah@lemmy.billiam.net
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        There’s no way Gatorade has more potassium than a banana, it has like 2% your DV or something miniscule like that.

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          Yea, a banana has roughly 5.5x the amount of potassium

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            I highly doubt a banana has what plants crave

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              well potassium is one of the main ingredients in fertilizers, also it has good amount of nitrogen compounds and composts quite fast so i would say that bananas do have what plants crave

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              It has what plantains crave.

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                You’re onto something

      • pelespirit@sh.itjust.works
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        You don’t think someone could make their own?

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          That’s defintiely something someone could do. I’ve done it myself. It’s just not the same as a banana.

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            What was your recipe? That’s my point. The original gatorade was I think oj, salt and sugar, yeah?

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    Apparently the old Gatorade (before commercialization) was so salty it was gross.

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      Powerade has about 50% more electrolytes AKA salts than Gatorade does.

      But that’s also part of the trick. It’s not just sodium chloride. The potassium is monopotassium phosphate, a salt. Sea water is 3.5% salt and almost all of it is sodium chloride. Gatorade is only about .25% salt. Sea water has 14x the amount of salt as Gatorade

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    But its what the plants crave!

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    Currently, one of the slogans on the bottle is “Hydrates better than water”. Do they know what ‘hydrates’ means?

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      When they start an IV line, they use ‘normal saline’ [0.9% NaCl] and not pure water.

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        because osmotic pressure destroying your cells is bad for you

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          Fun Fact: 0.9% will cause red cell lysis as well. It’s not actually isotonic, and it’s probably a hidden cause of unnecessary deaths and definitely results in inferior transfusion product quality at minimum.

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          RFK Jr. has entered the chat

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    • caseyweederman@lemmy.ca
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      Salt helps you retain water long enough to absorb it

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      But it’s what people crave!!

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    Go for the good stuff made for studs https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/32674571

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