Popular sports drinks not only contain a good amount of sugar and calories, but they lack nutrients that effectively hydrate your body. A perfect substitute is a glass of water with a bit of pink Himalayan sea salt. The salt alone contains over 60 trace minerals. Sports drinks contain about 5
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Andy 3 year s ago
#6... "Muscle is denser than fat" and therefor weighs more than fat per cubic inch! .....So then IT IS NOT A MYTH AT ALL.....
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Dea 3 year s ago
Andy,
This is true. Typically people with less body fat are less buoyant in water than those with more body fat. This also means they are more susceptible to cold temperatures than their chubbier companions in survival scenarios.
This is true. Typically people with less body fat are less buoyant in water than those with more body fat. This also means they are more susceptible to cold temperatures than their chubbier companions in survival scenarios.
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Valerie 3 year s ago
Andy,
this collection is like 30% bullsh#t. Same with #1: nobody is talking about the individual cells, it is not meant literally.
this collection is like 30% bullsh#t. Same with #1: nobody is talking about the individual cells, it is not meant literally.
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Anselm 3 year s ago
NaCl is NaCl. Rock salt from the Himalayas, Goderich, Ontario or anywhere else just has more contaminants/trace elements than pure salt.
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Donald 3 year s ago
"You can make a woman orgasm." That's one of life's biggest myths right there.
This is true. Typically people with less body fat are less buoyant in water than those with more body fat. This also means they are more susceptible to cold temperatures than their chubbier companions in survival scenarios.
this collection is like 30% bullsh#t. Same with #1: nobody is talking about the individual cells, it is not meant literally.