Constipation & Electrolyte Imbalance

When you eat food, it is processed and nutrients are absorbed as it courses through the intestine to finally become stool. The transit time of stool in the intestine can vary depending on the concentrations of the various electrolytes that affect the function of intestinal muscles and nerves.

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Sodium Imbalance With Excessive Urination

Sodium is important for cell and blood volume regulation; it is the most abundant positively charged ion outside the cell. It is important to maintain an optimal sodium concentration because a sodium imbalance can affect your blood volume.

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