Zero Sugar Powder

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.

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

Right now I am doing Adkins Strong shakes. I like the flavors more than other brands and they have fiber. They are less sweet. I find most taste way too sweet for me. Then the Gatorade zero powder. They are ok. Kind of a weird aftertaste, but pretty much everything does. Sugar free Jell-O. It is wha

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

Hey I'm glad it's not just me our local Sam's Club it seems to have stopped selling the bottles and moved to powder only for the zero calorie Gatorade. Unfortunately this stuff is horrid. Much much sweeter than the bottles. Its borderline undrinkable

I use gatorade zero powder packets, but at like 1/4 concentration. 1 packet / 2L of water. Tastes MUCH better than most of the fad drinks out there. Nuun, too, though they have 2g of sugar / tablet. You can also get alternative salts for your food like potassium chloride (No-Salt). There are also un

Gatorade zero powder packets! Mix portion of or whole packet in water to your desired taste - getting tons of water that tastes good without sugar but with electrolytes :)

I use Gatorade Zero powder, tastes great

Look for a 2:1 potassium ratio or at a minimum 1:1. Look for cans or jar that let you scoop as much or as little as you want. Nutricost has some in the ratios i prefer. I also have potassium chloride, magnesium from bulk supplements for when inwant to roll my own. What about the taste do you hate. I