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Electrolytes

What are Electrolytes and What are the Most Common Sources of Electrolytes?

By JNykoluk


You’ve heard about it. You know it’s important for your health, but what are electrolytes and why are they so important? Well, in its simplest form, electrolytes are just various forms of salts, especially ions. So, electrolytes are really electrically-charged ions and these ions either move to a positive electrode (anode) or a negative electrode (cathode). Positively charged ions. called cations move, to the cathode and negatively charged ions, called anions, move to the anode.

Just like seawater, your blood has high concentrations of sodium chloride which contain [Read more…] about What are Electrolytes and What are the Most Common Sources of Electrolytes?

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