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Electolytes added to Beer

shanered · 2013-08-26 17:13:34

http://www.naturalnews.com/041759_hangover_alcohol_electrolytes.html How to incorporate this into brewing to reduce hangover now! Wonder how they did it, what they used... Any ideas?

26-08-2013 5:13pm

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http://www.naturalnews.com/041759_hangover_alcohol_electrolytes.html

How to incorporate this into brewing to reduce hangover now!
Wonder how they did it, what they used...
Any ideas?

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#2 27-08-2013 1:13pm

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Its just salts, many people make their own sports drinks with regular table salt (sodium chloride) or with lo-lo salt, (potassium chloride + sodium chloride). Commercial expensive versions would be dioralyte

I eat salted peanuts instead. I also sometimes drink dilute baking/bread soda (sodium bicarbonate), this neutralises acid which then turns it into salt , which then should have the electrolyte effect.

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