Chloride
Chloride is an electrolyte that supports hydration, acid-base balance, and healthy digestion.
- electrolytes
- hydration
- digestion
- minerals
Key benefits
- Supports fluid balance
- Helps maintain acid-base balance
- Supports stomach acid production
What it helps with
- hydration
- digestion
- electrolyte balance
- acid-base balance
Common deficiency signs
- fatigue
- weakness
- poor hydration status
- digestive discomfort
Food sources
- sea salt
- tomatoes
- celery
- olives
- seaweed
Who may benefit
- active adults
- people focused on electrolyte balance
- those supporting digestion
Goal-based guidance
How Chloride fits into wellness goals
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Common questions about Chloride
What does chloride do?
Chloride helps maintain fluid balance, supports digestion, and works as part of the body's electrolyte system.
Is chloride an electrolyte?
Yes, chloride is one of the body's key electrolytes.
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