Why Adding Electrolytes to Your Coffee Actually Makes Sense

Coffee Gives You Energy — But It Can Dehydrate You.

Coffee is part of millions of daily routines. It boosts focus, energy, and productivity. But caffeine is also a mild diuretic, which means it can contribute to fluid loss—especially if coffee is your primary morning beverage. That’s where electrolytes come in. Electrolytes like sodium, potassium, and magnesium help regulate fluid balance, muscle function, and energy production. Adding them to your coffee helps your body stay hydrated while you enjoy the ritual you already love.

What Are Electrolytes and Why Do You Need Them?

Electrolytes are minerals that carry an electric charge in the body. They play a critical role in:

• Hydration and fluid balance

• Muscle function

• Nerve signaling

• Energy production

  
  

Most people associate electrolytes with sports drinks or water mixes, but hydration isn’t limited to workouts. Daily activities, caffeine intake, and long workdays all increase your body’s electrolyte needs.

Why Traditional Electrolyte Drinks Don’t Work With Coffee

Most electrolyte powders are designed for water. When added to coffee or tea, they can taste overly salty, chalky, or artificial. Some even clash with heat, causing clumping or bitterness. Brevana was created specifically for coffee and tea.

How Brevana Fits Into Your Daily Routine

Brevana is a smooth electrolyte blend designed to dissolve cleanly into hot or iced coffee and tea. Each serving provides:

• 300 mg sodium

• 200 mg potassium

• 50 mg magnesium

  
  

With no gritty texture or overpowering sweetness, Brevana enhances your drink while supporting hydration and balance.

The Bottom Line

You don’t have to choose between hydration and coffee. With the right electrolyte blend, you can have both.

Brevana makes hydration part of your daily cup.