Baouw Salted Broth Isotonic Drink - 45g Baouw

The healthiest isotonic drink ever created!

• Energy: 37g of carbohydrates + vitamins + 100mg of taurine
• Hydration: 1,470 mg of electrolytes, including 990 mg of sodium
• Endurance: 1,000 mg of BCAAs (4:1:1 ratio) * + vitamins C and E and zinc (antioxidants)
• Digestive protection: isotonic formula + 1:0.8 carbohydrate ratio + 100 mg of glutamine
• a glucose-to-fructose ratio of 1:0.8, which involves two complementary digestive absorption pathways
• organic cassava maltodextrin (DE 10), preferred over corn-based maltodextrin for its better tolerability and moderate glycemic index
• organic cane sugar, naturally rich in minerals

DETAILS:

• 83% organic ingredients
• High-quality organic cassava maltodextrin. No corn maltodextrin
• Organic cane sugar: an effective sweetener of natural origin that is naturally rich in minerals
• No artificial colors, no preservatives
• Minerals and vitamins in highly bioavailable forms
• Why choose a salty isotonic drink over a sweet one? During long workouts, the sweet taste often becomes cloying, which can dampen the desire to drink and eat. A salty drink, such as broth, offers a flavorful alternative that restores your appetite and the enjoyment of drinking, while still providing a complete energy supply (37g of carbohydrates per serving).
• Does the salty broth completely replace a traditional isotonic drink? No, it’s meant to be used in rotation. The idea is to alternate between sweet and salty drinks throughout your workout to avoid taste fatigue and maintain consistent hydration and nutrition over time, especially during trail running, cycling, triathlons, or long outings.
• For which sports is this salty broth suitable? It’s designed for all endurance activities: ultra-trail running, trail running, long-distance cycling, cyclosportives, triathlons, Ironman events, and athletic hiking… The longer the activity (beyond 2–3 hours), the more beneficial the salty broth becomes.
• What are the benefits of sodium during exercise? Sodium is the electrolyte lost in the greatest quantity through sweat. The salt-based formula, rich in electrolytes (1,470 mg, including 990 mg of sodium), helps compensate for these losses, particularly in hot weather or during heavy sweating.
• Does the salty broth provide as much energy as a sugary isotonic drink? Yes. The salty profile does not affect the energy content: the drink retains the same 37 g of carbohydrates per serving, with a glucose-to-fructose ratio of 1:0.8 for optimized absorption and good digestive tolerance.
• When and at what point during a race should you drink this salty broth? It’s particularly useful in the second half of a race, when you start to tire of sweet drinks, or right from the start during very long-duration efforts where varying flavors becomes important for maintaining nutrition.
• Is the salty broth also suitable in hot weather? Yes, it’s actually one of the situations where it’s most beneficial: sodium loss through sweating increases with heat, and a higher sodium intake helps better compensate for this loss.
• Is the salty broth drink isotonic? Yes, it maintains an isotonic formula, with a 1:0.8 carbohydrate ratio designed to limit blood sugar spikes and promote digestive comfort during exercise.
• Can this salted broth be used for activities other than endurance sports? It is primarily designed for long-duration exercise, but its hydrating and energy-providing formula is also suitable for any prolonged physical activity requiring electrolyte replenishment, such as hiking or exercising in extreme heat.

INGREDIENTS:

• Cassava maltodextrin*, cane sugar*, Camargue salt, powdered ginger juice, dextrose, natural vegetable flavor, potassium citrate, L-leucine, calcium citrate, magnesium citrate, yeast extract, L-isoleucine, L-valine, L-taurine, L-glutamine, acerola juice powder, black pepper, plant extracts rich in B vitamins (guava, spirulina, chlorella, yeast, mango, adzuki beans, lemon peel, basil), zinc bisglycinate, vitamin E.

*Ingredients from organic farming.
**May contain traces of gluten, eggs, fish, soy, milk, and celery.

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