Should Sugar Be In Your Hydration Drink?

In this article, we explore the role that glucose plays in hydration. Some people have an aversion to having sugar in their hydration drink but if you're serious about rapid hydration, you'll definitely want it.

A Brief History

In the 1960's a chemist by the name of Dr. Robert K. Crane discovered that the body's ability to absorb sodium was dependent on glucose. When glucose is in the small intestine, sodium is absorbed more quickly, which draws more water into the bloodstream.

In other words, the right ratio of glucose and sodium accelerates the rate at which water is absorbed by the body.

With that new discovery, the WHO (World Health Organization) later created a treatment for clinical dehydration that didn't require needles and a traditional IV. It was a simple oral solution made up of glucose and electrolytes. The result was the ability to rehydrate the body up to 3x faster than water alone could.

The Secret of CarboRocket

Carborocket our Hydration Electrolyte Drink utilizes those scientific breakthroughs to provide a hydration solution that's up to 3x better than drinking water alone! The unique combination of glucose and electrolytes in CarboRocket allows the body to absorb more sodium thereby drawing more water into the bloodstream. 

Why It Matters To You

It's all about the competitive advantage!  When you can hydrate faster and with fewer fluids than your competition, you're going to have a huge leg up in any competition. You'll avoid GI problems, take fewer bathroom breaks, and your legs will stay powerful the whole time. In a competition where you need both energy and optimal hydration, look no further than CarboRocket Hydration Electrolyte Drink.