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isotonic drink

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isotonic drink
Sports medicine 1. A sports drink used to simply replace fluid and electrolytes lost during prolonged exercise. See Sports drink 2. A sports drink that replaces water and electrolytes and contains either fructose or glucose polymers allowing slow release of carbohydrates for replenishing reserves of energy consumed while exercising. See Sports drink.


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So make sure that you carry a good energy drink with you to training, preferably an isotonic drink which has the correct composition of sugars, salts and other ions.
The accurate dosing of two dispensers from Rieke Packaging Systems Englass were key to their selection by leading Swiss sports nutrition manufacturer WinForce for the dispensing of its "all natural" isotonic drink Isotone, Isotone--available in pomegranate-lime and lemon-juniper flavours--contains no additives, such as stabilisers, preservatives or sweeteners.
The United Kingdom's Defence Logistics Organization has contracted GlaxoSmithKline to produce an isotonic drink for the grunts' 24-hour operational ration pack.
 
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