slaneyolympic wrote:Barry seems to have the recession busting sports drink market pretty much sorted. So I'll throw in my tuppence worth with a recession busting recovery drink. DIORALYTE anybody with kids will have loads lying around it costs around 40 cent a packet and one packet will replace just about all the salts etc. lost through strenuous exercise. And it comes in a range of flavors.
Tom
big fan of the dioralyte as well. i use the flavourless one and cordial for my own taste as the lemon and blackcurrant flavour ones are pretty awful in my opinion
available from any chemist
on the subject of recovery drinks - powdered chocolate such as Milo with skimmed milk (or half milk half water) are also reckoned to be good. right blend of carbs etc.. for good recovery
Further reading has revealed that a mix of carbs is far better than one source alone possibly glucose, fructose and maltodextrin was looking up and all the lazy brands use a mix of two types I see powerbar use glucose and fructose and boast 20-50% better performance to glucose alone. now dont get too exicted on reading the small print this is an additional 20-50% on the approx 10% you get from energy drinks so the combination will give about 2-5% increase this is based on exercise lasting more than one hour.
Hey Barry any chance you could do a bit of research into and maybe even produce some Gummiberry Juice. Looks like powerful stuff and with the carbon levy coming in, we could even run our cars on it.
" The Gummi Bears' vital strategic substance, Gummiberry Juice, a magic potion that endows Gummi bears with bouncing abilities, but gifts humans (or ogres) with momentary super-strength as well as other numerous uses, including serving as fuel for mechanical machines."
I reckon ye can make all the sports drinks you like but the solution for me is ROBIN SEYMOURs legs Just watched that video on the web site and man that man can move so maybe Barry you should reserch leg transplant instead.
brands use a mix of two types I see powerbar use glucose and fructose and boast 20-50% better performance to glucose alone. now dont get too exicted on reading the small print this is an additional 20-50% on the approx 10% you get from energy drinks so the combination will give about 2-5% increase this is based on exercise lasting more than one hour.
Just watched that video on the web site and man that man can move so maybe Barry you should reserch leg transplant instead.