Showing posts with label Electrolytes and Salt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Electrolytes and Salt. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

Vitalyte for That Needed Boost

Vitalyte sports drinks help to replenish the fluids your body loses through perspiration when you exercise. There are many different flavors offered and sometimes people wonder which one they should choose.

Most people who exercise use water to replenish the fluids their bodies lose when they perspire when exercising. Using Vitalyte sports drinks helps to replenish the fluid plus the sodium and some even replenish the carbohydrates your muscles lose. The top drink that is currently on the market is: Vitalyte!

Vitalyte, owned and operated by Gookinaid E.R.G., Inc., is a leading sports nutrition company focusing on electrolyte replacement and hydration balance. Vitalyte was started with a simple idea: Helping people. That is why the company was started and why the founder, Bill Gookin still comes to work every day. Known as the “people’s company, Vitalyte’s success is dependent on the athletes, doctors, mothers, kids and patients it hydrates. From the get-go it’s been Bill’s mission to deliver a straight forward, simple electrolyte drink that replaces fluids, electrolytes and Vitamin C lost with dehydration. The result: a formula that hydrates, replenishes, energizes and revitalizes. Two vital nutrients, sodium and potassium, combine to deliver on one promise: hydrate thirsty bodies with exactly what they need and nothing they don’t. It’s not magic, it’s electrolyte replacement. It’s that simple.

It is recommended that you drink 4 to 8 ounces of water along with Vitalyte because it assists in the replacement of glycogen better than using the drinks by themselves. These drinks speed up the recovery process after exercising and help you to perform better. They also assist repairing any damage you may do to your muscles during exercise.

Friday, October 15, 2010

Human Batteries Need Electrolytes and Salt

Salt is an essential nutrient for everyone and is vital to attaining optimum health, so why has the media and the mainstream regarded it as the devil of the dinner table for so long?

Our cells all contain salt. We sweat salt. Our tears contain salt. Our blood is salty. If we don't eat salt, where will it come from?

The question should not be "Do we need salt". We absolutely do. We cannot live without it. The questions should be "What kind of salts are good and bad for us?".

Generic table salt is indeed the devil of the dinner table and should be avoided as much as possible because it is highly refined and processed resulting in pure sodium.chloride and nothing else; no trace minerals, nothing. This is toxic and harmful.

99% of the world's research on salt is done on commercial table salt. This is the only salt they know of. They think all salt is the same - but they're wrong. You can't function without salt. You can't digest food without salt. Your heart can't function. Your adrenal glands can't function. Your liver can't function Your kidneys can't function.

If salt was so bad, why do they feed intravenous saline solutions in hospital patients? They do that because the body runs on salt. Without salt, we run out of electrolytes. Without electrolytes, our human batteries die out.

A salt-free diet speeds up aging. Your cells must be bathed in a sodium-based, extracellular fluid. When the cells are not in this fluid, they will explode. This has been proven biologically. The cells of a mammal deprived of sodium literally explode.