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Potassium, sodium, magnesium and chloride are all key electrolyte minerals, helping keep the amount of water in the body in balance. The body’s fluids utilise these electrolyte minerals to conduct electrical impulses facilitating important bodily functions.  In fact, due to their electrical charge, these electrolytes are responsible for some of the most basic functions required for our bodies to operate, including cell regeneration and conducting action potentials (e.g. contraction of a muscle)  in our nerves and muscles.