3-2-1 — Why would you remove electrolytes from a gel?

Preview text: Sometimes more control is more useful than more sodium.

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Subject: 3-2-1 — Why would you remove electrolytes from a gel?
Preview text: Sometimes more control is more useful than more sodium.
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