What electrolyte replacement drink you suggest?
danicristina2015
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I'm a very salty sweater. I drink coconut water to replace electrolytes, immediately after a run. I'm not a big fan of salt, so my food kinda lacks salt but I'm trying to add a bit more to my diet now. I read that nuun salt tablets are very popular but I've read some good and very bad reviews so I'm not convinced.
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Salty sweat doesn't mean you need an electrolyte replacement. Unless you're suffering from an actual sodium deficiency, there's no reason to worry about it. Unless you experience nausea/aches/headaches, extreme fatigue, or weakness you're just fine.0
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coconut water is great! You could also drink plain water with a pinch of himalayan pink salt added to it.0
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I do endurance running and I have a very dry mouth and I get dry skin patches. These are signs that my electrolytes aren't balancedSalty sweat doesn't mean you need an electrolyte replacement. Unless you're suffering from an actual sodium deficiency, there's no reason to worry about it. Unless you experience nausea/aches/headaches, extreme fatigue, or weakness you're just fine.0 -
I use coconut water and I love the GU brew for long hot runs. They are little fizzy tabs that can just be dropped into your water that you take with you (if you do that). I also use coco hydro.0
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Thank you!kleighsamboer33 wrote: »coconut water is great! You could also drink plain water with a pinch of himalayan pink salt added to it.
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Nuun or Hammer Fizz0
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I'll have a little research! Thank youRoxiegirl2008 wrote: »I use coconut water and I love the GU brew for long hot runs. They are little fizzy tabs that can just be dropped into your water that you take with you (if you do that). I also use coco hydro.
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I personally wouldn't do a salt tablet...
I drink coconut water and low sodium V8. for salt I eat pickles and/or drink pickle brine. After a long ride, some coconut water and usually a good dill pickle does the trick...if not, I throw down a shot of brine.0 -
I'll look into that! I do drink plenty of water but the thirst seems to be more than normal lol thanksflyingtanuki wrote: »Cellucor Alpha Amino. Seems to turn off my thirst. Also, if mixed light (lots of water) it is neither salty nor sweet tasting, which is a big win for me because I don't like either taste.0 -
That sounds great! The more natural the better and I love pickles lol Thanks!cwolfman13 wrote: »I personally wouldn't do a salt tablet...
I drink coconut water and low sodium V8. for salt I eat pickles and/or drink pickle brine. After a long ride, some coconut water and usually a good dill pickle does the trick...if not, I throw down a shot of brine.
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I use Nuun or Zymm electrolye tablets in my bottle while doing long mountain bike rides. They are great because they are easy, no mixing and quite a light flavour compared to some of them. I will also use these if I do a longer run (1hr + ) in higher temperatures.0
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Water with fresh lemons. I read an article and it said the juice from one lemon, with the water you drink. It said Warm water is best, but I prefer cool refreshing water. It is also supposed to great for joints, muscle pain, etc.0
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Juiced apples and lemon
is my drink to help replenish after running.
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