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potassium the zinc, copper, iron, nickel, cadmium, lead and other trace elements,

Some of the substances we lose with our sweat may be things we don't want to lose, such as chloride. Chloride ions combine with sodium ions to form salt, which is important for maintaining the balance of pH inside the body. It regulates the flow of fluid in and out of cells and transmits impulse signals in nerve fibers. It's normal to lose some chloride through sweating, but it can be serious if you sweat too much. Imagine working in a hot environment for many hours without breaking a sweat. Most people know that you can replenish lost fluids by drinking water, but if you sweat too much and drink too much water, you may also develop symptoms of water intoxication. In this case, the body is unable to quickly replenish the chlorine that is rapidly lost in sweat.

The water lost with sweat is also composed of urine. It is estimated that dissolved in every cubic centimeter of sweat