Dr. Tyna Moore

That's how you create the muscle, which creates the transporters, which gets the glucose into the cells.

You're creating a mop for your excess glucose, which will help your insulin regulate so it can be heard more properly.

And then lastly, yeah, that emergency salt.

That's...

Carry something in your purse.

Carry something in your bag.

If you are a dude, carry it in your pocket.

You'll be shocked at how helpful it can be.

And just try it.

Try it in any and every situation where you don't feel well.

I'm talking just the littlest sprinkle of salt.

Suddenly it can be a game changer for people who it's right for.

And it's right for a lot of people.

So that's it.

I hope this was helpful.

Thank you for listening.

I know this, again, is not my regular content, but this could save a couple lives at the very least.

And when you suspect dehydration, it's already too late, whether it's you or someone else.

The minute you suspect it and you're like, oh, I'm seeing the signs of it, it's too late.

They are dehydrated.