homemade sports drink

Got a cold or the flu? Need to rehydrate? Or play a lot of sports and looking for a healthy alternative? Try this Homemade Electrolyte Drink.

Homemade Citrus Electrolyte Drink

orange juice

lemon juice

water ((filtered or purified or raw coconut water))

tbsp organic raw honey

tsp Himalayan Pink salt (I

Put all ingredients in a blender and blend well.

Store in Mason jars or reusable glass cap bottles.

Making your own homemade electrolyte drink or homemade sports drink is incredibly easy. Also, this way you know exactly what you’re putting into your body.

Homemade Electrolyte Drink

herbal tea, water, or coconut water

pink Himalayan salt

raw honey ((or maple syrup, to taste))

¼ cup lemon or lime juice

calcium/magnesium powder ((optional))

Start making your homemade electrolyte drink by brewing the tea and letting it cool slightly; or, slightly warm your alternative base liquid.

Add salt, sweetener, and calcium magnesium powder (if using). Mix to dissolve.

Add juice. Mix and taste. Adjust juice or sweetness levels as desired.

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Making your own homemade electrolyte drink or homemade sports drink is simple. Also, this way you know exactly what is going into your body.

A Healthy and Natural Homemade Electrolyte Drink

On a sweaty summer day or after a hard workout, nothing beats this homemade gatorade. Each flavor is packed with fresh fruit juice for flavor, coconut water for electrolytes, and a touch of salt for more electrolyte-boosting refreshment.

Homemade Gatorade

oz coconut water

oz unsweetened tart cherry juice

oz unsweetened pineapple juice

oz unsweetened cranberry juice

oz agave or honey

salt

oz lime juice

oz unsweetened orange juice

Optional (for color): 0.5 oz unsweetened cranberry juice

oz unsweetened blueberry juice

Whisk together all ingredients for each flavor in a large measuring cup or medium sized mixing bowl. Using a vessel with a spout will make transferring to bottles much easier.

Transfer to bottles (or jars), secure with a lid, let them chill in the fridge, and enjoy!

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Sports drinks are popular to replace lost electrolytes during the sweat of exercising or for rehydrating when sick. Follow this DIY recipe to make easy Homemade Gatorade.

How To Make Homemade Gatorade

lime juice

filtered water

sea salt

organic cane sugar

Shake all ingredients together and store in the fridge for up to a week.

Split this into four 16 oz./500ml mason jars. Two of each flavor.

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There’s a good reason why Gatorade is popular. It replaces what the body loses in terms of electrolytes during the sweat of exercise. Follow this DIY recipe to make healthier Gatorade at home.

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