Gatorade

It is not, necessarily. If you are doing high intensity exercise then Gatorade is better for for you because it will give you carbs and electrolytes. If you drink it when you are not doing exercise, then it is bad for you because of its salt content. It will make you very unhealthy. The same goes for drinking too much ater after exercise because you could dilute your salt levels so much that you could die.

*Lemon Lime (green)

* Orange (orange possibly inspired by the Gators' Orange Bowl win.)

* Fruit Punch (red)

* Iced Tea Cooler (brown, discontinued in 1995)

* Grape (dark purple, discontinued, replaced by Fierce Grape)

* Frost Glacier Freeze (light blue)

* Frost Riptide Rush (purple)

* Frost Alpine Snow (white, discontinued.)

* Frost Whitewater Splash (green, discontinued)

* Frost Clear Melon (colorless, discontinued)

* Lemon Ice (colorless, discontinued)

* Fierce Lime (green, discontinued)

* Fierce Melon (orange)

* Fierce Berry (red, discontinued)

* Fierce Grape (dark blue-violet)

* Midnight Thunder (black, discontinued)

* Passion Fruit (pink, discontinued)

* Starfruit (light green, discontinued)

* Frost High Tide (green, discontinued)

* Strawberry Ice (colorless, discontinued)

* Lime Ice (colorless, discontinued)

* Orange Ice (colorless, discontinued)

* Frost Cascade Crash

* Cool Blue (blue)

* Extremo Tropical Intenso (red)

* Extremo Citrico Vibrante (yellow, discontinued)

* Extremo Mango Electrico (orange)

* Watermelon Ice (colorless, discontinued)

* Berry Citrus (red, discontinued)

* Fierce Strawberry (dark pink)

* ESPN the Flavor (red, discontinued)

* X-Factor Fruit Punch + Berry (red)

* X-Factor Orange + Tropical Fruit (red-orange)

* X-Factor Lemon-lime + Strawberry (yellow-green)

* Lemonade (light yellow)

* Raspberry Lemonade (very light pink)

* Strawberry Lemonade (pink)

* All-Stars Grape (dark blue-violet)

* All-Stars Lemon-Lime (yellow)

* All-Stars Berry (blue)

* All-Stars Strawberry (red)

* Cooler Orange (orange, limited distribution)

* Berry Rain (light purple)

* Lime Rain (light green)

* Tangerine Rain (light orange)

* Fierce Wild Berry (blue)

* Strawberry Kiwi Rain (pink)

* Tropical Mango A.M.

* Orange Strawberry A.M.

* Cran Raspberry A.M.

* Super Bowl Berry (deep red, limited edition)

* NBA Orange Cherry

* Cherry Rain (light red)

* Gatorade Tiger (named for Tiger Woods, true flavor unknown, announced on Around the Horn)

* All-Stars Ice Punch (colorless)

* All-Stars Tropical Punch (orange, discontinued)

* Gatorade Smoothies (orange, fruit punch, mango, strawberry)

* Citrus Cooler (orange-yellow, 4th flavor introduced during the 1980s after fruit punch; gained popularity as Michael Jordan's preferred flavor, limited distribution)

* Strawberry Kiwi (pink)

* Cherry Rush (deep red, discontinued)

* Cherry Lime (pink, discontinued )

* Lemonade (yellow, available about 1988-1989. it is unknown if this is identical to 2005 recipe, this may not be the same product.) 65 to be exact!(in this country alone) Haha ;)

The University of Florida, obviously. ("Obviously" because their teams are called "the Gators".)

there are 25.4 ounces in a regular size Gatorade bottle. No arguing about it. Go look for yourself if you don't rely on the internet dumbasses....

the disadvantage is that Gatorade rots your teeth

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There are many folk-cures and hear-say remedies for growing plants, many if not most will end in weakening if not killing the plant, the best recourse is to know the plant, know what type of soil it likes, and what kind of nutrients it requires, (well balanced nutrient filled diet) the simple course of action would be: Plain water, Air, Sunlight [full/partial/defused] and a mild form of fertilizer, keeping in mind not to over water or under water.

Gatorade will allow plants to grow. I tried it. It didn't work too well but they sprouted.

In Gatorade, the key electrolytes are the minerals sodium, potassium and chloride. When athletes sweat, they lose electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, and chloride that are essential to hydration and muscle function.

8 hours

From the recent values I ontained from a spectroscopy experiment, it has 8.13 * 10^ -5 M of Red 40

Because theres water in it. Keep in mind that although it does have allot of salt in it, so does the ocean, and yes, the ocean freezes.

Yes, four doctors were asked by Florida's head coach Ray Graves to help his players handle the intense Florida heat and humidity. Their answer was Gatorade, first tested on the freshmen team.

Ginger ale is suppose to stimulate your body by causing heat. Also like most other spices and herbs it does help you if you digest some. To much off it can be bad though sometimes. Just consider it like garlic or onions.

The five stages of the life cycle of Pepsi are, pre-launch, introduction, growth, maturity, and decline. marketing strategies are re-examined for every stage and the length of each stage depends on the product.

Pepsi is mixture of elements

No

the water freezes 2 hours faster than the Gatorade because any carbonated and/or sugary drink freezes slower.

ThEy make arOund 229.8million a quarter meaning a billion dollar company a year

Britain and Ireland:

Berry & Tropical Fruit Flavour powerade isotonic sports drink

Per 100ml = 24 kcal

Per bottle (500 ml) = 120 kcal

(Reference: Powerade bottle, 6/7/09)

Yes, Gatorade contains high fructose corn syrup. In fact, it is the 2nd ingredient, only to water.

I read that mixing vodka with carbonated liquids changes the molecular composition to it's most basic. So it isn't bad for you, but mixing Grey Goose with Sprite basically turns the Grey Goose into Popov, so you're wasting your money by getting that top-shelf vodka & soda. Just order a well drink.

Evolve by Kevin Quinn

Yes, because the powder is essentially composed of sugars and vitamins- two things that take very long periods of time to "go bad".As long as it is within a year of the expiration date, it should be fine.