You're Not Bad At Water. Your Week Got Quiet.
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On a GLP-1 you eat less and drink less. Food is where a lot of your sodium, potassium, and magnesium come from. This page does not guess your numbers. It does not draw a lab. It tells you the week, then it tells you we sell a drink.
On a GLP-1 right now?
If your clinician already set limits on sodium or fluids, listen to them, not a website.
Food still counts
- Sodium: broth, pickles, salted something you can actually finish
- Potassium: banana, potato, yogurt if it stays down
- Magnesium: nuts, beans, leafy stuff if it sounds good
If nothing sounds good, a glass with electrolytes is the easier reach. Ask your clinician what makes sense for you.
Salty Chick is a hydration drink we sell. 30 sticks. 5 flavors. 4 mg Vitamin B6 on the label. It is not a treatment for any condition.
We'll tell you when it drops.
On a GLP-1 you eat less and drink less. You need electrolytes. Drop your email. One message when it's real. No countdown clocks. No plan email.
You're in. We'll email you once — when it's real. The page above is still yours.
Salty Chick is a hydration drink mix, not a treatment. Talk to your clinician if you have kidney, heart, or blood pressure limits.
General education only. Not medical advice. Not a diagnosis. Everyone's needs are different — especially with kidney, heart, or blood pressure considerations.