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Hydration: The
Ultimate Health Hack

In this episode of The Superhuman Blueprint Podcast, Drew Griesel from Primal Wellness Coaching delves into the critical topic of hydration. He explains why properly hydrating with mineral-rich water is foundational to health and wellness. Drew discusses how much water you should drink based on your body weight, the importance of minerals like sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium, and the drawbacks of drinking 'dead' purified water. He also highlights the significant health benefits of adequate hydration, from improved cognitive function to better skin health, and provides practical tips for maintaining proper hydration.

Show Notes

00:00 Introduction to the Superhuman Blueprint Podcast

00:18 The Importance of Proper Hydration

00:40 The Problem with Dead Water

01:32 LMNT Electrolytes Sponsored Segment

03:03 How Much Water Should You Drink?

05:38 The Role of Minerals in Hydration

06:20 The Dangers of Mineral-Free Water

12:11 Benefits of Adequate Hydration

16:45 Practical Hydration Tips

18:24 Conclusion and Call to Action

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​​references:

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1. Masento, N. A., et al. "Effects of hydration status on cognitive performance and mood." *The European Journal of Nutrition* 53.8 (2014): 655-665.

2. Heaney, R. P., et al. "Mineral waters: effects on bone and cardiovascular health." *The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition* 84.2 (2006): 354-362.

3. Kosaka, H., & Miyamoto, Y. "The importance of minerals in water: Implications for health and disease." *Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology* 44 (2017): 106-113.

4. Manz, F., & Wentz, A. "The importance of good hydration for the prevention of chronic diseases." *The World Health Organization’s Guidelines for Drinking-Water Quality* (2004).

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