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What is water intoxication? How much water is too much

Staying hydrated is essential for good health, but like everything, there can be too much of a good thing. While water is vital for our bodies to function correctly, overconsumption can lead to a potentially dangerous condition known as water intoxication. The most recent case of water intoxication comes from…

The Times of India

What's the difference between pool shock, chlorine, and bleach?

I spoke to an expert about the key differences between pool shock, chlorine, and bleach - nearly identical products with very different uses

Homes & Gardens

Australian supermarket sliced cheese taste test: ‘Like eating a reconstituted swamp of plastic and milk’

Some are cheddar, some are tasty and some are terrible. Nicholas Jordan samples more than a dozen types of sliced cheese to find an inoffensive, easy-to-use square for busy schedules – and future sandwiches.

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Mum’s warning after doctors failed to monitor salt levels of son who died

A coroner ruled that Milo’s premature death was partly due to the ‘gross failure to provide basic care’

The Independent UK

Are plant-based burgers healthier than meat?

Alt meats make it easy to go vegan. But do they make it healthy?

Fortune

Charging future EVs could take seconds with new sodium-ion battery tech

A new type of hybrid sodium-ion battery that offers both high capacity and rapid-charging capabilities could power mobile devices, electric vehicles and space tech.

LiveScience

How to stop kidney disease from getting worse?

Kidney diseases pose a significant threat to global health, but with preventive measures, risks can be mitigated to improve our kidney health. Adopting a healthy lifestyle is paramount, which includes maintaining a balanced diet low in sodium and sugar, staying hydrated, and engaging in regular physical activity to fortify kidney…

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I’ve seen the future, and it’s really salty: Testing Flowbio’s new wearable hydration sensor

The sold-out sensor already has WorldTour adoption, but given time it could become as ubiquitous as the heart rate monitor

Cycling News

What is sugar soap? Learn how to use this simple cleaning solution to cut through grease

From prepping walls for painting to cleaning kitchen cupboards, we take a look at how to use and make your own DIY sugar soap

Homes & Gardens

CR wants Lunchables removed from schools

The consumer watchdog group said the kits contain high levels of sodium and high levels of harmful chemicals

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Consumer Reports asks USDA to remove Lunchables from schools' lunch menus

The group found high levels of sodium and the presence of heavy metals in meal kits it tested. A Kraft Heinz spokesperson said all of its products meet strict safety standards.

WEKU

This wearable hydration sensor tracks your sweat loss as you exercise, and will soon sync with your Garmin watch

The FLOWBIO S1 measures water and sodium losses in real-time

Advnture

DGTR recommends anti-dumping duty on sodium cyanide imports

DGTR recommends anti-dumping duty on sodium cyanide imports from China, EU, Japan, and Korea for five years.

The Hindu

I tried a hydration tracker that syncs with my Garmin watch during sweaty workouts — here’s what I found

The FLOWBIO S1 is a small wearable tracker that uses your sweat to analyze your hydration levels after a run or cycle, and I visited the company's lab to test it out in person.

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We Tried Unusual Sodium Ion Batteries in Our Motocompacto Type R

Sodium ion is all the rage now, but what's the deal with the emerging chemistry?

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Bill Gates' Terrapower To Build Next-Gen Nuclear Plant In Wyoming

TerraPower, co-founded by Bill Gates, to build advanced Natrium nuclear reactors in Wyoming using liquid sodium cooling for safer and more efficient energy...

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Bill Gates’ TerraPower Set To Break Ground On Next-Gen Nuclear Plant In June And Finish By 2030

“When you use liquid sodium as a coolant instead of water it’s a game changer.” The post Bill Gates’ TerraPower Set To Break Ground On Next-Gen Nuclear Plant In June And Finish By 2030 first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Bill Gates' Terrapower To Build Next-Gen Nuclear Plants In US

TerraPower plans to revolutionize US energy production with advanced nuclear technology using liquid sodium coolant.

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I tried 3 ways of removing coffee stains from mugs – the best method was also the easiest

I explore the easiest way to remove coffee stains from mugs to keep them looking new and remove lingering odors with three separate methods

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Unhealthy Dishes Revealed: Chain Steakhouse Menus Under Nutritional Scrutiny

Learn how to make healthier choices at popular chain steakhouses to enjoy dining out without compromising your health.

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How does salt impact the microbiome?

"Recent research suggests an additional way salt may raise blood pressure — by altering your gut microbiome"

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High-Sodium Canned Soups: A Health Risk In Disguise

Learn about the high sodium content in popular canned soups and how it can impact your health. Be mindful of your sodium intake for better well-being.

The Guardian - UK

Women must be told of sodium valproate risk to unborn babies

Letters: Readers respond to an article on how the epilepsy medication was prescribed to pregnant women despite the known risks

Salon

Just how healthy is plant-based food?

"Sodium, found in added salt and which contributes to high blood pressure, was our greatest concern"

The Guardian - UK

The mothers fighting a scandal bigger than thalidomide: ‘We were told the medication was safe’

Since the 1970s, it has been known that sodium valproate can harm babies in the womb. So why was it prescribed to pregnant women?

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