Ingredient directory
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5 ingredients
Electrolyte Blend (Generic)
ElectrolyteA generic electrolyte blend is a placeholder for an unspecified mixture of sodium, potassium, and magnesium salts (sometimes with calcium and chloride) used in hydration and endurance powders.
Typical: 500–1,500 mg
Sodium Chloride
ElectrolyteOrdinary salt, about 39% sodium and 61% chloride by weight, and the primary electrolyte lost in sweat.
Typical: 200–1,000 mg
Himalayan Pink Salt
ElectrolyteRock salt mined mainly from the Khewra region of Pakistan, tinted pink by trace iron oxide.
Typical: 200–1,000 mg
Coconut Water Powder
ElectrolyteDehydrated coconut water, made by spray- or freeze-drying the liquid of young green coconuts, sometimes with a maltodextrin carrier.
Typical: 2–10 g
Trace Mineral Concentrate (Ionic)
ElectrolyteA generic descriptor for low-sodium mineral concentrates made by solar-evaporating inland sea or seawater brine, leaving a liquid or dried powder rich in magnesium chloride with smaller amounts of potassium, sulfate, lithium, boron, and dozens of other elements.
Typical: 100–500 mg