Gatorade

It helps you recover the electros a person loses during a workout or heavy sweating.

There is nothing that makes the sugar in Gatorade specially bad. It's like any other sugar. Trouble is, there is quite a lot of it. And many people think that since Gatorade is marketed as a sports drink, it's "good" for you. Which it isn't. The same amount of sugar, whether in sodas, Gatorades, or simply nibbled dry, will have the same amount of calories - which you might not need - and trigger the same kind of cavity- inducing attack on your teeth.

After exercise, especially after intense exercise, you sweat and lose electrolytes, as well as water. Drinking water plain will replenish and hydrate you, but not replace electrolytes. Drinking Gatorade or another "sports drink" will both hydrate you and replenish electrolytes. However, Gatorade and other sports drinks often contain a lot of sugar and calories, so if you are watching either of those, drink Gatorade in moderation.

yes it does

That my friend is top secret

R. J. Smith

no

No

GO ASK ARGENTINA

There is about 34 grams of sugar in Gatorade, depending on which gatorade you buy

Gatorade is sold throughout the European Union countries (a total of 27):

Ireland

United Kingdom

Portugal

Spain

France

Italy

Greece

Bulgaria

Romania

Slovenia

Hungary

Slovakia

Poland

Czech Republic

Austria

Germany

Netherlands

Belgium

Luxembourg

Denmark

Sweden

Finland

Cyprus

Malta

Estonia

Latvia

Lithuania

Gatorade is also sold in Turkey.

It should only be drunk in small amounts if needed after a exercise.

See the related link for more recommendations andy drinking Gatorade.

Gatorade won't get rid of strep throat, but it may make it feel better.

Yes.

Im not 100% sure, but i don't think it technically means put your player on the bench right when you see that symbol. I think more or less it means let your teammates make some shots, because sometimes the gatorade symbol will show up within a minute of playing after making 10 straight points. After letting my teammates make points it goes away... So that's my take on it

It comes from the sugar in the Gatorade.

That is only a myth.

totally depend's on what sport

No, Garterade is not carbonated. It would be "fizzy" if it were. Pepsi, Coke, etc. are carbonated. Gatorade isn't. Shake up the bottle really well and open the lid. If it doesn't explode all over your face, it isn't carbonated.

Yes, it has been proven that Gatorade, in large doses causes cancer in Rats. It has been extrapolated to cause cancer over time in people, with multiple cases pending, along with a petition against Pepsi Co., to remove some of the cancer-causing agents in Gatorade.

probably none, it drains calcium from your teeth and is full of sugar but it has a lot of electrolytes and cures headaches quite well.

hope that helps

At the DOLLAR GENERAL, I'm just guessing here, maybe...

A DOLLAR?

While exercising at a swim meet, drinking Gatorade will help to replace lost electrolytes.

Gatorade is healthy to a point...........the doctor I work for says one a week is good to keep healthy electrolyte balance.

It is also good for people that are sick on a no eating diet or who are losing fluids out one end or the other. The reason for that is water can cause more dumping of all the good things. The sugar sports drinks are absorbed more when going through the digestive system.

No, it will not.