Electrolyte drinks for hydration are a hot market, but many contain added sugars — some more than soda. To save money and cut back on sugar, make your own electrolyte drink with a sports dietitian's ...

Electrolytes help to produce energy, support hydration, and stimulate muscle contractions like those keeping the heart beating. Certain prepared foods, as well as whole foods like spinach, turkey, and ...

Coconut water, milk, fruit juices, and smoothies are high in electrolytes. Drinks with electrolytes may help you rehydrate after intense exercise, vomiting, or diarrhea. You can also make your own ...

Electrolyte imbalances occur when electrolyte levels become too high or too low, which is a sign of another issue in the body. Symptoms of an imbalance include headaches, nausea, and fatigue. People ...

Electrolyte drinks are increasingly being marketed as an everyday essential for cognitive performance. But plain water is good enough most of the time. Unless you’re exercising for more than about ...

Hydration is having a moment. As wellness becomes a priority for consumers, electrolyte drinks are booming. Demand for sodas is dwindling. Instead, people are flocking to products designed to quench ...

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