Last year complained about a problem I have with dehydration in the
heat and how I drink huge amounts of water for this. Somebody
suggested drinking gatoraide to replenish electrolytes, this is
obvious but it simply never occurred to me but I did try it. It is
really surprising how much this helps. Within a few minutes of
drinking it (compared to straight water), I feel much better.
So, I thank whoever suggested it.

Frogwatch in Florida

Frogwatch wrote:
Last year complained about a problem I have with dehydration in the
heat and how I drink huge amounts of water for this. Somebody
suggested drinking gatoraide to replenish electrolytes, this is
obvious but it simply never occurred to me but I did try it. It is
really surprising how much this helps. Within a few minutes of
drinking it (compared to straight water), I feel much better.
So, I thank whoever suggested it.

Frogwatch in Florida


Well, at least you found out about gatorade before you tried to invent it.

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HK wrote:
Frogwatch wrote:
Last year complained about a problem I have with dehydration in the
heat and how I drink huge amounts of water for this. Somebody
suggested drinking gatoraide to replenish electrolytes, this is
obvious but it simply never occurred to me but I did try it. It is
really surprising how much this helps. Within a few minutes of
drinking it (compared to straight water), I feel much better.
So, I thank whoever suggested it.

Frogwatch in Florida


Well, at least you found out about gatorade before you tried to invent it.


That was really funny.

On Fri, 19 Jun 2009 09:05:33 -0700, Frogwatch wrote:

Last year complained about a problem I have with dehydration in the
heat and how I drink huge amounts of water for this. Somebody suggested
drinking gatoraide to replenish electrolytes, this is obvious but it
simply never occurred to me but I did try it. It is really surprising
how much this helps. Within a few minutes of drinking it (compared to
straight water), I feel much better. So, I thank whoever suggested it.

Frogwatch in Florida

If you get leg cramps (Charley Horses). Drink Tonic Water with Quinine.
Not with mixers, it is an acquired taste. I drink it warm, most probably
wouldn't but it's ok chilled too. Once you get used to the bitter taste.

Open the bottle really slow and easy when it's warm or you'll wear most of
it.

On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 21:19:09 -0400, RLM wrote:

If you get leg cramps (Charley Horses). Drink Tonic Water with Quinine.
Not with mixers, it is an acquired taste. I drink it warm, most probably
wouldn't but it's ok chilled too. Once you get used to the bitter taste.

Open the bottle really slow and easy when it's warm or you'll wear most of
it.

Decades ago there was an ad for tonic in Scientific American. I seems
that some brands will lase, and others will not. It is the quinine
that does the deed. If you go in a titty bar with black lights, you
can spot the gin and tonics. They glow blue white.

Casady

On Sun, 21 Jun 2009 08:13:06 -0500, Richard Casady wrote:

On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 21:19:09 -0400, RLM wrote:

If you get leg cramps (Charley Horses). Drink Tonic Water with Quinine.
Not with mixers, it is an acquired taste. I drink it warm, most probably
wouldn't but it's ok chilled too. Once you get used to the bitter taste.

Open the bottle really slow and easy when it's warm or you'll wear most of
it.

Decades ago there was an ad for tonic in Scientific American. I seems
that some brands will lase, and others will not. It is the quinine
that does the deed. If you go in a titty bar with black lights, you
can spot the gin and tonics. They glow blue white.

Casady

I don't drink and couldn't tell you where the nearest titty bar is.