Caffeine and Hydration
Caffeine consumption leads to the excretion of sodium and water, making it essential to replenish electrolytes during fasting. For every ounce of caffeinated beverage, aim to drink 1.5 times that amount in water, adding a pinch of sodium for balance. When exercising in a fasted state, it's crucial to restore lost fluids and electrolytes to maintain optimal performance and health.In this clip
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