Stig Östlund

lördag, september 01, 2012

Get-Fit Guy

Get-Fit Guy Newsletter: Tips to Slim Down and Shape Up

Is Coconut Water a Good Sports Drink?


If you're working out for less than an hour and staying hydrated with plain water, then sports drinks really aren't necessary at all. Not to mention the fact that many sports drinks contain artificial colors, flavors, and large amounts of sugar, and should be avoided if all you really need to do is replace fluids that you've lost during exercise.
But if you do find yourself in a situation where you need to replace both fluids and electrolytes (such as after a long day of working in the hot sun, or a few hours of tough exercise), then coconut water is certainly one of the more natural options available to you. Read more about the advantages of drinking coconut water here.
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