First of all, you sweat in water which is the primary reason you become dehydrated while swimming. Secondly, salt water has the specific attribute of being able to suck moisture out of your body, due to its high concentration outside of it.
a table spoon of seawater
because your body and amune system is not used to it and it does not know how to clean it so yea
Most sodas won't help in swimming and will help to dehydrate you. however, i see a lot of people drinking moutain dew, while swimming. So i tried it, it's less likely to create fatigue and cramps.
Not recommended to do this. Water is very high concentrated in salt and other algae, and phosphates.
Dehydration is spelled dehydration
hydrate dehydrate rehydrate
No, eating snow will not dehydrate you.
Salt in seawater can draw moisture out of your skin, leaving it feeling dry. Additionally, exposure to sunlight and wind at the beach can contribute to skin dehydration. It's important to moisturize after being in the sea to help replenish lost moisture.
Yes cranberry juice will dehydrate you.
The word you are looking for is "dehydrate."
Salt will pull the water content from the cells it encounters. This process, called osmosis, is the reason why bottles of pills and other containers that need to stay dry have little packets of silica in them. The silica (like sodium) leeches the water from its environment.
The A the two E's and sometimes the Y.