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02-01-2011, 12:43 AM #11Senior Member
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I'm always open minded for home remedies. I didn't really find any benefits to drinking pickle juice , but one very important remedy. It's suppose to cure hangovers
You drink 2oz yuck!
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Apple cider vinegar.
Originally Posted by PUNKem733
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02-18-2011, 08:56 PM #14Junior Member
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I completely agree that pickle juice has way too much sodium, but if your dog is at risk of being dehydrated, a little bit of sodium is not a bad thing, since sodium is lost when dogs are dehydrated. Plus sodium helps you retain water-which can be a really good thing when you are trying to push fluids to be absorbed and STAY in the body-rather than them just drinking and peeing it right out.
I am a long distance cycler, and in the summer when it's hot I just can't drink enough water-it'll just run right through me, so I make sure I drink fluids that have small amounts of sodium in it.
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