Medically reviewed by Karina Tolentino, RD Social media users say making "nature's Gatorade" is better than the store bought ...

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These electrolytes and others are essential to ... You may also want to pay attention to nutrition labeling on sports drinks if you’re not exercising so intensely, since you may not need or ...

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