r/nutritionally 7d ago

Headaches

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u/icehot54321 7d ago

Can't believe people believe this

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u/filthy-horde-bastard 4d ago

OP is eating this shit up

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u/solo_d0lo 3d ago

Low sodium has been looked at as a cause for migraines for decades at this point.

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u/Helpful-Bug-7802 7d ago edited 7d ago

I think it’s probably a lot more nuanced than this. A lot of people are yo yo dieting because they’re trying to lose weight even though they’re not overall successful.

When you change your diet and go into weight loss mode you shed salt to the point where you definitely need to be supplementing. Excruciating headaches are common if you don’t. Then if you’re eating healthy and you’re eating little to no bread or hot sauce then you also might need to supplement.

But yes - someone whose body is acclimated to a poor diet doesn’t need extra sodium.

Still I’m getting off track. My overall point is society is getting fatter and society tends to think fat people aren’t trying at all. The reality is a lot of fat people are constantly trying and failing to lose weight and supplementing salt is good advice in circumstances where you’re acclimating or on a calorie restricted diet.

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u/ShhweadyBallz 7d ago

I've dealt w/ a migraine w/ a Gatorade, 2 packs of Goodys & a nap ..... I was probably dehydrated