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“Electrolyte Imbalance, Foods That Help, and Sports Drinks” features Matty Lansdown breaking down how imbalances in sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride can trigger symptoms like fatigue, cramping, and heart palpitations. He explains hidden causes—including overhydration, medications, and poor diet—and outlines how leafy greens, coconut water, and other foods can help. Lansdown also critiques sugar-loaded sports drinks and offers a practical, food-first approach for restoring balance, improving energy, and avoiding long-term issues tied to electrolyte depletion.

Electrolyte Imbalance, Foods That Help and Sports Drinks
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This time, there are no guests—just Matty Lansdown delving deeply into today's topic.
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Electrolyte Balance, Nutrition
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About The Host
Matty Lansdown is a nutritionist, former biomedical scientist, and host of How To Not Get Sick And Die. With a background in clinical research and epigenetics, he shares science-based tools to break sugar addiction, stop emotional eating, and rebuild metabolic health. Matty’s podcast blends mindset coaching with nutritional science to help people stop self-sabotage and create sustainable, long-term wellness through habits that actually work.
Matty Lansdown is a nutritionist, former biomedical scientist, and host of How To Not Get Sick And Die. With a background in clinical research and epigenetics, he shares science-based tools to break sugar addiction, stop emotional eating, and rebuild metabolic health. Matty’s podcast blends mindset coaching with nutritional science to help people stop self-sabotage and create sustainable, long-term wellness through habits that actually work.
About The Guest
This episode features Matty Lansdown as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
This episode features Matty Lansdown as the sole presenter, offering his expertise and insights.
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