Exercise intensity effects on total sweat electrolyte losses and regional vs. whole-body sweat [Na⁺], [Cl^-], and [K⁺].

The novel finding of increased WB sweat electrolyte concentrations in the present study, although not surprising, is practically significant, since the WBW method provides a more direct measurement to calculate athletes’ total sweat electrolyte losses (when coupled with WBSR) and better informs intake strategies than REG measurements.

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