Aims Sports drinks, when used by adult athletes, can have significant performance benefits.
Sports drinks provide carbohydrates, electrolytes and fluids to the body, and help the body …

Energy drinks differ from sport drinks in their composition and purpose; sports drinks are
consumed primarily to replenish carbohydrate and electrolytes loss during exercise, while …

The major aim of the current narrative review was to present the current scientific knowledge
on the potential effect of electrolytes and energy drink consumption on athletic performance …

Sports drinks and energy drinks are both nonalcoholic beverages with different purposes
according to the selected target groups. Sports drinks' main goal is to promote hydration …

Aim. The importance of adequate fluid intake to maintain performance should not be
underestimated. Water is the most essential nutrient as the body can only survive for a few …

Sports and energy drinks are a rapidly growing segment of the beverage industry, marketed
by hundreds of different brands. Sports drinks usually contain carbohydrate, electrolytes …

OBJECTIVE: Over the last years, sports and energy drink consumption has continued to gain
popularity among young people. The ingredients and product purposes of sports and energy …

Energy drinks are increasingly popular among athletes and others. Advertising for these
products typically features images conjuring great muscle power and endurance; however …

Can sports drinks improve the way you play and exercise? Athletes-both competitive and
recreational-turn to the consumption of sports drinks to optimize their performance. A volume …

Sports drinks aimed at enhancing endurance performance lasting several hours need to
contain~ 20 mM salt (sodium chloride) and~ 10% carbohydrate in the form of glucose …