Nutrition
Sauna Rehydration Protocol
A structured plan to replace fluids and sodium after sauna sweating—water plus electrolytes when sessions are long or sweat loss is high.
A sauna rehydration protocol replaces fluid and sodium lost through heavy sweating—water alone may be thin if sessions exceed twenty minutes or you are salt-heavy sweaters. Aim for steady drinking before, during breaks, and after; pale urine is a rough guide.
Alcohol right after heat worsens dehydration.
Common questions
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Do you need electrolytes after sauna?
Long or daily sauna users often benefit from sodium-containing fluids or food. Short sessions may only need water if the rest of the day is well-fueled.
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