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Gatorade, Powerade is right behind it.
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How could you measure electrolytes in drinks?
You can measure electrolytes in drinks by first checking the temperature and then comparing it to the usage of electrolytes.
What sports drinks have electrolytes?
All of them
What drinks have electrolytes?
All of them
Does propel have electrolytes?
Propel does have electrolytes. Some other sports drinks that have electrolytes are Cytomax, Accelerate, GU2O, Gatorade, as well as PowerBar Endurance.
What kinds of drinks have electrolytes?
Drink water, natural fruit juices and products like Ensure have electrolytes, or help restore electrolytes in the body.
What are drinks that have electrolytes?
There is an assortment of drinks available that contain electrolytes such as Gatorade, Powerade and Accelerade. All three of these drinks are recommended for running and other sports. Reviews from various sources mention that if you are training excessively over 4 hours a day you would need a higher intake of electrolytes than what the previous mentioned drinks offer. Also, there are recipes available online to make your own electrolyte drinks.
What contains electrolytes?
drinks like Powerade and Gatorade have electrolytes in it
Why do some sports drinks have more electrolytes than others?
gatorade
What is Electroyle?
Electrolytes are special types of salt that are vital for your body and cells. Sports drinks offer electrolytes when you need them and are not getting them in your diet.
Where is energy drinks made?
most people say its made off a buls private organs but its just caffine and sweetensand sugar
Do energy drinks help plants grow?
No. the salt ( they call it 'electrolytes'... but it's basically salt) in energy drinks will kill most plants over time. Remember: energy drinks are basically coolaid with a spoon of salt and maybe half a multivitamin added.
What examples are there of hypo-tonic drinks?
Hypotonic sports drinks: Examples - Water, Slazenger S1 - Hypotonic drinks are best used for rapid hydration. Most are lacking in electrolytes, and are therefore not optimum for exclusive use during long bouts of exercise (greater than 30 minutes).
