Sodium hydrosulfite dehydrate,

Does anyone have any experience with these products?
I’m cautiously optimistic here. These were found at a Kroger brand store. They are all rated “yellow” in our app for soy/soy bean because they all have “natural flavoring.” We’ve had good luck so far with foods that contain that, but we’ve only been at this for a month. The pizza has “vegan natural flavors,” and I don’t know how that differs from “natural flavors.” They’re also rated yellow in the breastfeeding category for these ingredients: Pot pie: sage Pizza: konjac gum Taquitos: green tea extract, olive extract, spices
They all say soy free… however, I’m very wary because I know food labeling can get sneaky, right? If the ingredients don’t have the word “soy” or “soybean oil” then you can stick “no soy” on the packaging right? But it doesn’t necessarily mean there aren’t ingredients, like natural flavoring, that contain soy derivative ingredients in them. Am I correct in that thinking? What do you guys think? Is it worth trying?

Please tell me I'm not the only one with this issue... I feel absolutely and utterly alone and at a loss...I need to know that someone else has had or has my symptoms, and that it gets better....
I have the extreme fear that I'm going to die of a heart attack or stroke or something daily, and especially when left along, even though I've been tested and am in near perfect health at the moment.
back story i was always a REALLY healthy and active kid. Ate very healthy, no soda, no dyes, no junk food, etc. Always outside playing sports, or climbing things. Got more then a cold maybe 5 times up until about 15, but nothing ever severe... Until now. It first started out in October of 2021, when i think i got covid? I was down for a day with what i thought was food poisoning because my partner and their kid got it too. Throwing up, couldn't keep water down, the whole deal. Next day i was groggy, but still able to work fine. Then a couple days later i lost my taste for 2 days. It came back normal, no other symptoms and never got tested, then about 3 months later i fully lost my taste & smell for damn near 6 months. Afterwards everything tasted foul, especially chicken, and it wasn't for about 4 months after that, that i regained normal taste & smell. Fast forward to august of 2023 i got a small bowel infection (no idea what caused it) that landed me in the hospital for 3 days. A few weeks later i had a triggerless panic attack (minus trouble breathing, that was always normal with them thankfully) That lasted about 15 minutes. Then no more for about a month. Then end of September of 23, i had to be picked up from work due to a triggerless panic attack that almost made me pass out. After being picked up, my mom drove me to the ER, and while having these triggerless panic attacks that lowered my oxygen levels down to about 88%, all they told me is "you just have high anxiety" and sent me home. We later found out i was nearly malnurished (i weighed 125lbs, which was a normal weight for me) from the bowel infection, very dehydrated (at that point in time i lived off of energy drinks and vaped a bit), and had a severe potassium & magnesium deficiency, and had extreme gut issues. I was needing to eat every 2 hours to keep from keeling over, but i was eating chicken unfortunately. We didn't know it at the time, but that would later be my downfall. We slowly started healing my gut, and getting my potassium & magnesium levels up throughout October of 23. But November threw a curve ball. I started getting whacky anxiety (and extreme at that. I never really had anxiety, so it was odd), and panic whenever left alone. I just thought it was ptsd from almost dying by myself in early october. But it started getting progressively worse each day I had a full blood panel done at the end of December of 23, and almost everything was normal. My iron was low (i was 21, lowest before anemic was 18, and high was 180 ish), b12 was high (high was 1,230 and i was about 1,370 Ish), which was odd because i wasn't taking a b12 supplement, and my tsh was high, meaning my thyroid was out of whack, but everything else was NORMAL, and actually near perfect. January comes along and i go to a G.I. specialist (a huge waste of money), and she told me to try an antihistamine for my anxiety, and gave me claritin. F that stuff! I took 1/3 of a tablet, and felt like crap for about an hour after taking it, then a few hours later felt normal. So the next day i took the other 2/3 and that was a mistake. About 20 minutes after taking it i was laying down resting and i felt like my heart was stopping and that i was being pulled from my body. I sat up quickly, and put an ice pack on my neck and that helped a bit. A few days later i got prescribed hydroxyzine 10mg as needed by my therapist and that was a miracle. It fixed the what i later found out to be histamine flare ups, instantly. That worked for about a month, then it started making me feel like my body was relaxing too much, and the next day after that it stopped working. February of this year (2024) my entire nervous system went into overdrive more then i thought was possible, and my anxiety would turn into an irrational fear that if i was alone even for someone to go to the bathroom, i would die. I call this dino brain. Dino brain would get so bad that i could stub my toe and it would make me feel like i was about to pass out and die (extreme heat flashes, tunnel or spinning vision, feeling like my body was disconnecting, and an all around feeling of something's wrong). The only thing helped those episodes was ice packs everywhere, and laying on the floor while elevating my feet. It got so bad that i wasn't able to even leave the house to sit out on my porch. Couldn't watch movies that had suspense, couldn't listen to music, and couldnt do anything that involved using my eyes (tv, phone, reading, puzzles, etc). We found out i have a harsh reaction to D3. I tried taking a D3 liquid form mixed with water (so very diluted) and it sent me into a huge near fainting episode within minutes of trying the smallest sip ever. And i can't eat any chicken or turkey, whatsoever. It will send me into a near fainting episode as well. No idea as to why.
Fast forward to today: My nervous system started attempting to regulate about a week ago. I've been listening to healing tones 423hz at night and during the day to attempt to regulate or soothe my nervous system. About 10 days ago i had the worst mental breakdown of my entire life. I was extremely depressed, defeated, didn't care what happened to my anymore, i couldn't stop crying, i felt absolutly alone, i was infuriated, and without any answers as to why this happened or how to fix it. As of today, i can watch a bit of TV, sew, be on my phone a bit, and listen to my old music again. But i still can't leave my home. Aside from occasionally (and i do mean that lightly) taking my dog downstairs to go potty (i have a family member who takes him on walks, and takes him potty many times a day since i can't), i haven't left my house more then 2x in the past almost 4 months. I have to have groceries delivered, i can barely sit out on my porch to play board games, and I've gone to get the mail maybe 5 times in the last 2 months. I also have extreme trouble talking to new people now, it'll start to trigger the nervous system And I'll have to go back inside and put ice packs on my forehead or back of my neck to Calm down. Which sucks because i need other human interaction aside from my partner and parent. I eat 3 times daily plus one snack, all healthy balanced meals. Some meats, veggies, fruits, etc. I also have been eating oranges after my meals to improve stomach acid and that's helped immensely. I drink half a gal of water with mineral electrolytes daily. I take about 3,000+ mg of potassium daily (between vitamins, foods, and my electrolytes), around 1,700mg of sodium, 900mg of magnesium glycinate, 2,250mg of vitamin C, 30,000IU of vitamin A, 1,200IU of vitamin E, 50mg of zinc, 120mg of iron, 500mg of B1, 2 pills of ultra Omega 3 (500EPA/250DHA). I know i need to increase my potassium & sodium to 4,000mg of potassium, and 2,000mg of sodium, it's a slow work in progress. I still have to be careful with what i eat, and do. Now even though I'm healthy finally (just need some improvement), i still have the inability to leave my house. Mainly from fear, fear of having an episode outside where i don't have all my comfort tools, and in an environment i can't control. Living with those episodes for so long, day in day out, And loosing sleep, Really drained me. I don't want to do anything that could cause an episode, but at the same time, I'm so fed up with being inside all day every day. I feel like I'm going insane honestly. I miss being able to hike and walk my dog. He's done so much for me, He's a multipurpose service dog in training (balance assistance, cardiac alert, and whatever the hell these episodes are alert), and he's quite literally saved my life and kept me alive more then once, and i feel GOD AWFUL that I'm not who i used to be. That i can't take him potty by myself, or go on walks, hell play with his tug toy with him anymore. He's well taken care of thanks to my parent, but i still feel awful. I just need to know that I'll be able to go back to my old life someday soon. I need to know there's hope...

Running my second marathon in just 5 weeks, as I’m really scared to bonk again I need to hear some opinions from more experienced runners.
My first marathon was hitting the biggest wall (oh boy…), just look at the screenshot.
As I’m almost done with Pfitz 18/55 I did a 32k long run with 24km MP (should be 29 with 23 but needs to do a bit more for my mindest…), the MP felt almost effortless (very comfortable) until around 18km in (around HR 160-162 see screenshot), I started to feel really sluggish and dehydrated, I could’ve run further but I guess I would have hit some kind of wall pretty soon.
I’m a heavy sweater and need to work on sodium and hydration (it was around 18-20* Celsius, sunny) as this was my main takeaway from the first marathon and hitting the wall.
I did a tune up race half marathon and achieved a big PR 1:24:10, it was an all out effort, nothing left out there…
My goal marathon has a 3:15 pacer, my plan was 3:09. For comfort and preventing the wall should I better stick to the pacer for at least 30k and then see how it goes? It’ll be mid June, could be starting 15-17* Celsius and ending 20-25* Celsius, so pretty hot.

Hello!
I've used this stuff in the past (like 8yrs ago) when I was dealing with bad chronic dehydration and I'm thinking about getting it again, for dehydration of course but also as a supplement to help with my dysautonomia. I was wondering if anyone elses uses this specifically for their dysautonomia and if so, how is it for you? Does it work to get you the electrolytes and sodium you need? How do you personally use it?
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Usually when sodium is craved dehydration is nearing.

Just got this sweet girl,Luna, 2 days ago. She's 5 months. She seemed extremely malnourished when I got her; her ribs and hips were practically showing through her fur. The owner said she would eat too fast and throw everything back up.
I've had her on Purina Plus large breed puppy foruma, and have been giving her around 6 cups a day in 1 cup increments. So far she hasn't thrown up once, and her stools are solid but soft. Should I keep giving her more food to compensate, or stick to the amounts on the purina bag? Is purina pro worth the extra cost if she doesn't have issues with the plus flavors?
Ive also got these treats in an attempt to be pro-active regarding hip health. They were rather cheap, so I'm wondering if they are actually safe and healthy.
Finally, I've live in Ohio where it's flat and extremely windy, usually coming from the west/southwest. I have a fenced in area on the west side of my house for her to use while I'm at work, and so the door and doggy door will be facing the wind most of the time. 15-20mph on average, up to 40+ when it gets bad out. Is the PetSafe extreme weather pet door capable of withstanding high winds, or should I just get a regular doggy door and build a shroud, since I never use that door anyway?
Thanks for any other advice you guys can offer. We gsd/husky mix for 14 years growing up, but never a gsd that was my own. So far she's potty trained, knows to wait until I say it's okay to eat and is on my hip so much I don't think I even need a leash.