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Think of stretching like flossing. Not flashy, occasionally skipped, but your body’s always thankful when you do it — especially when you pair it with a smart sip of Mizu Lab electrolytes.

Whether you’re training for your first marathon or casually clocking weekend miles, there’s one truth every runner learns the hard way: hydration isn’t just about water.

Some people think electrolytes are just for pro athletes or marathon runners. But here’s the truth: every adult can benefit from smarter hydration, whether you’re chasing PRs or just chasing your kids around the living room.

Festival season is here, and whether you’re dusting off your boots for Coachella or charging up your LED gear for EDC, one thing is non-negotiable: staying hydrated.

You’ve got your calm playlist, your favorite incense, and that one cushion that somehow feels like a cloud. You're ready to meditate. But hold up—did you bring your electrolytes?

You booked the trip. You packed the outfits. You even remembered your charger this time. But if electrolytes aren’t in your carry-on, your travel game might be missing a key player.

Your body doesn’t care where you’re working out. It’s still moving. It’s still sweating. And it still needs electrolytes.

Let’s talk about something that’s probably not getting enough attention at your gym.
Not your deadlift form. Not your playlist. Not even that one person who always brings their own chalk. We’re talking about electrolytes.

You’re still relying on plain water during workouts, you’re overlooking one of the biggest game-changers in the gym: electrolytes.

So now you’re sore. Like, “walking down stairs is a full-body experience” sore. And you're wondering: What should I drink to feel human again?

When you think of electrolytes, you probably picture a refreshing drink after a workout, or that little packet you mix into your water when you're feeling a bit run down. But have you ever wondered why electrolytes are salty?

So you just finished your workout. Your shirt’s soaked, your legs feel like spaghetti, and you’re wondering—what’s the best thing to drink right now?