Gatorade has quicker acting hydrents than water.
hydrateA solid compound that contains water molecules is called a hydrate. The stability of a hydrate depends on the nature, temperature, and relative humidity of the compounds.
For series 02 (normal Gatorade) it's about 96 percent water and the rest is additives like sodium (AKA electrolytes), sugar, flavoring, color, etc. electrolytes is why Gatorade is better than water for athletic people.
It depends on the type of sport you're playing, and the weather conditions. On a very hot day where the heat index is at a dangerous level, and where you are sweating well above normal, Gatorade might be a decent choice. Sports involving padding/helmets and hot weather certainly warrant consideration of Gatorade. The idea of Gatorade hydrating you any better than water is a complete myth. Gatorade contains electrolytes, which water doesn't, to help aid your basic muscular functions in extreme conditions. But it isn't absorbed into your system any better or more quickly than water is. This is a very common misconception that has been drilled into our heads by Gatorade's marketing campaign. The amount of sugar in the drink is worrisome, however. I recommend cutting Gatorade in 2 with water. 90% of athletes should just stick to water. And drinking Gatorade while not playing a sport is completely unnecessary!
There is nothing that you can do but let it pass. You need to drink lots of fluids, particularly Gatorade or powerade as they actually hydrate you better than water. Also the doctor might prescribe you something for your diarrhoea like imodium, but there is no known cure.
No. Water is usually the best thing to drink. One should only drink Gatorade after at least an hour of physical activity, but water is still the best thing for you.
there maybe truth in it since Gatorade is water in itself. water replenishes dry skin without much cost than Gatorade.... Gatorade rehydrates not only dry mouth but thirsty body as well.
No. The liquid is more than 97% water by volume. The dry powdered mix will fuse and burn as it is mostly sugar.
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Yes. Unfortunately, neither will do anything more than to hydrate you. To clarify, nothing you do will cleanse drugs from your system.
No. Most sodas and diet sodas contain caffeine which is a diurectic and takes fluid out of the body rather than replacing it. There is no substitute for water, even sports drinks such as Gatorade do not adequately hydrate the body over a long period of time, because of the sugar content.
Sports scientists are used in a variety of ways. Manufacturers of equipment use scientists, as do beverage companies (like Gatorade), owners of teams (to work on facilities and care), as well as doctors. Science is used to find optimal conditions for whatever the problem at hand is. Gatorade was developed by scientists to solve the problem of athletes being dehydrated. Water wasn't enough to properly hydrate them fast enough, so scientists added electrolytes (salts) to properly hydrate them. New shoes and sports equipment hit the market all the time. They are lighter, stronger and more durable than their predecessors. There are plenty more things that sports scientists can do.