Zero Sugar Powder

In addition to lots of water, I added an electrolyte drink every day (I buy the little Gatorade Zero packets,& dissolve one in a pint of water) and it has made a big difference. I’m mad at myself that it took me years to work out that if I was sweating like an athlete, I should be hydrating like an

Also Gatorade has fairly negligible electrolytes if you are trying to treat POTS etc. I like some of the Gatorade zero powders, but when I make them (usually in a 20 oz bottle), I add another 1/4 tsp of salt.

Water plus gatorade zero powder.

Uj/ I switched to using Gatorade zero powder instead and it’s much better. I was just referring to this exact recipe because it is definitely a thing that comes up for electrolyte jello.

For the past week, my heart rate has been crazy high while I'm sleeping - way higher than when I'm awake - which has lead to my HRV getting tanked and Garmin saying my sleep is non-restorative and my training is strained. I do feel fine, but something is hinky, and it's been frustrating because I al

Do you like things like Powerade or Gatorade zero? I have trouble drinking enough water unless I’m extremely active and outside but I can drink enough with these. I buy Gatorade zero powder in bulk so it’s not as expensive as the bottles.

I would add some kind of electrolyte powder. I do the Gatorade zero packets. These came in handy when we had an excursion in PR and it was HOT and we were walking a lot. Also, just generally good to keep you hydrated if you drink too much 😉

You’ve done amazing so far! The exercise (even if it’s just walking) will come, I’m sure! You should try adding some Gatorade zero powder packs to your water or any other no sugar additives to your water. It will make it more palatable for you! Adding raspberries and mint leaves to club soda after y

I just buy Gatorade Zero powder. It's super cheap and it tastes like Gatorade.

Can't see the list either, but here are some things that helped me: Colace, MiraLAX, Gatorade Zero powder packets, shower stool/chair, heating pad, small ice packs (kept in the fridge not the freezer). Already had in my house because I moved my mom here in June and she hurt her back: walker, and a c