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Hosted by thegutperformancemd · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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Science-based hydration that’s accessible, understandable, and actually useful. Because when you finally stop guessing and start knowing… You can hydrate to dominate..
thegutperformancemd hosts The Gut Performance MD Podcast, a health show with 21 episodes published.
Walk the modern drink aisle with Dr. Beth and Nurse KC to learn how to tell meaningful hydration from marketing. Understand that not every beverage is a hydration solution: ask what job the drink should perform, which in
This episode explains how GLP‑1 medications can affect hydration by reducing thirst and meal‑linked drinking, altering stomach tolerance, or causing vomiting and diarrhea that directly remove fluids and electrolytes. Dr.
Nurse KC and Dr. Beth break down Kylie Jenner's summer beverage lineup — Dunkin's King Kylie drinks, Kylie’s K2O hydration powder, and Sprinter vodka sodas. They explain the difference between a refreshing drink and an e
Nurse KC and Dr. Beth explain what a "salty sweater" is—people who lose extra sodium in sweat—and how it can show up as white streaks on clothing, salt crusts, gritty skin, or feeling wiped out despite drinking water. Th
Join Nurse KC and Dr. Beth as they break down when adult electrolyte packets like Liquid IV can be used for children, and when pediatric oral rehydration solutions like Pedialyte are required. They explain age-based reco
Dr. Beth and Nurse KC explain why hydration must be individualized by the person, place, pace, and plan, and how the gut affects fluid and electrolyte absorption during outdoor activity. They offer practical tips for day
Summer 2026 is poised to be unusually hot, and this episode explains how heat changes physiology—sweat, sodium loss, blood flow shifts, and gut tolerance—and why one-off hydration packets don’t automatically meet your ne
In this episode Nurse KC and Dr. Beth explain how brain hydration depends on stable blood flow, sodium balance, osmolality, and cell volume — and why the gut is essential because it absorbs the fluids and electrolytes th
Dr. Beth cuts through the overwhelm of wellness trends and marketing to deliver a simple, science-first approach to hydration, gut health, and performance. Learn why slowing down, asking better questions, and personalizi
Nurse KC and Dr. Beth unpack how creatine affects muscle water and why hydration starts in the gut. They explain absorption through the small intestine, the role of sodium‑glucose transport in fluid uptake, and how body
Dr. Beth and Nurse KC break down pediatric hydration — why children are more vulnerable, how dehydration often shows up as behavior changes, and when plain water isn’t enough. Learn practical signs to watch for, sodium g
Spring dehydration is sneaky—temperature swings, increased outdoor activity, allergies, caffeine, and alcohol change your fluid needs before summer arrives. In this episode Nurse KCand Dr. Beth explain why spring is the
Dr. Beth and Nurse KC break down hydration confusion and explain two main intestinal transport pathways: glucose-sodium (SGLT1) and amino acid/peptide-assisted routes (including PEPT1). They compare efficiency, use cases
Dr. Beth and KC introduce the Drops System, a simple, physiology-based way to plan hydration. Learn to hydrate intentionally with three tiers—Flow (baseline), Activate (faster absorption), and Perform (replacement for sw
Hydration Confusion breaks down why “drink more water” is incomplete and explains the difference between maintenance hydration and rehydration after sweat, illness, or endurance activity. The episode covers oral rehydrat
In this episode Nurse KC and Dr. Beth explain why even a 2% body-weight loss impairs power and focus, how plasma volume and environment (heat, altitude, cold) change hydration needs, and why salt is critical for fast flu
Dr. Beth, the Gut Performance MD, breaks down desert-festival hydration: why water alone can fail, the role of sodium, potassium, and glucose, and practical steps to stay energized through long sets. Learn the preload ro
In this episode we explore the high-stakes world of D1 vaulting and how precise hydration transforms power, timing, and nerve for split-second performances. Dr. Beth from Gut Performance MD explains why targeted carbohyd
Dr. Beth explains why sugar-free hydration drinks are useful for everyday activity but not always the best choice during intense or prolonged training. She describes how small amounts of carbohydrate improve fluid and so
Dr. Beth explains why the liver is the body’s master battery and recycling plant for athletes, and how a sluggish liver undermines recovery and performance. Learn four practical strategies—refuel with carbs + protein aft
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