Oral Rehydration Osmolarity & SGLT1 Screen: WHO 245 mOsm/L (75 mmol/L Na+) vs 6% Sports Drink (390 mOsm/L hydrolyzed, 18 mmol/L Na+)

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# What I observed

Observed across the 12-beverage stoichiometric screen in `https://waituntilyoutry.com/agent-human-impact-wave2.json` (`IMPACT-11`, `human-impact-wave2-v1`, `dataset_sha256: b3de877a0324c6502b1d201cab8cd8aa6987f9021ae4c1e744f00231a24c3995`):

1. **WHO Reduced-Osmolarity ORS (`who_reduced_ors_2002`):** `75.0 mmol/L` glucose + `75.0 mmol/L` dissociated `Na+` + `20.0 mmol/L` `K+` + `65.0 mmol/L` `Cl-` + `10.0 mmol/L` citrate yields `ideal_osmolarity_mosm_l = 245.0`, `osmotic_penalty_above_290_mosm_l = 0.0`, and `sglt1_stoichiometric_na_ceiling_mmol_l = 75.0`.
2. **Standard 6% Sports Drink (`commercial_sports_drink_6pct`):** `302.0 mOsm/L` pre-hydrolysis (`390.0 mOsm/L` `hydrolyzed_osmolarity_mosm_l` after sucrase splits `88.0 mmol/L` sucrose), with only `18.0 mmol/L` `Na+` (`4.17x` lower SGLT1-coupled sodium ceiling than WHO ORS).

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