Prime Hydration+ Drink Mix Sticks Ice Pop - 6 sticks x 9.7g

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The powdered version of Prime Hydration has a similar taste to the liquid version, but it may taste a bit sweeter. Following health advice, several schools across Australia have banned Prime products from school grounds. Fans of the original Prime drink will be glad to know that the key ingredients and amounts have been carried over to the supplement.

He drew international attention in 2018 when he uploaded a video from Japan that appeared to feature a recently deceased person he said died by suicide. The hydration brand co-founded by KSI and Logan Paul, Prime, has garnered widespread success since its inception. With a range of flavors to choose from, you’ll be able to find a taste that suits your preferences.

I'm not a huge fan of artificial sweeteners, because what they are is an indigestible carbohydrate. They get into your digestive system, and we don't have the enzymes to break those sugars down," he said. While it won't actively harm you, it also isn't going to magically do what it says on the bottle, according to Professor Ben Desbrow. The only downside is that you have to mix the powder in water and then drink it. With the prime hydration drink version, you can simply open the cap and start sipping the drink. But then, there are also advantages of the powder form which will be discussed at the end of this post Paul has run into multiple controversies throughout his time in the public view, ranging from alleged sexism and misogyny to claims of animal abuse. The only thing different is the missing filtered water – which is logical as it’s in powder form, and it’s your job to add the water.

Coconut water provides a natural source of hydration and electrolytes , making it an ideal choice for post-workout recovery. Some of these compounds interact with your gut biome in your lower intestines, and we just don't know a lot about what effect that has."

For the average kid who might be consuming this product, it's going to provide them with no benefit whatsoever." Despite being caffeine-free, bottles of Prime Hydration — the one available in supermarkets — have a disclaimer on its containers, saying it's not suitable for children under the age of 15, pregnant or breastfeeding women.