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Minerals Antioxidants are vitamins that help to protect your body against harmful free radicals. Antioxidants can help neutralise free radicals before they get a chance to damage your body. waterplus provides 25% of your daily requirement for antioxidant vitamin C and 10% of your daily requirements for antioxidant vitamin E per bottle. waterplus is charged with seven vitamins to give your body a boost. The B complex vitamins in waterplus (B1, B3, B5, B6 and B12) are involved in generating energy to help keep you on the go.
It has been found that being dehydrated by just a few percent of body weight limits the body's ability to perform at its best. At a loss of five percent of body weight through dehydration, your best exercise performance may only be about 70 percent of what you could achieve if fully hydrated4! Also, people often have a poor sense of how well hydrated they truly are. When you begin to feel thirsty you may already be dehydrated. It is for this reason that it is important to consume plenty of fluids throughout the day. waterplus is an ideal solution as its great taste encourages you to drink more. The antioxidant vitamins (Vitamins C and E) help protect your body against harmful free radicals. Antioxidants can help neutralise free radicals before they get a chance to damage your body. waterplus provides 25% of your daily requirement for antioxidant vitamin C and 10% of your daily requirements for antioxidant vitamin E per bottle. 1. Coyle (1994). Fluid and carbohydrate replacement during exercise: how much and why? Sports Science Exchange. 7(3):Ed 50. 2. Rehrer & Bourke (1996). Sweat losses during various sports. Australian Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics. 53:S13-16. 3. Maughan (2001). Fundamentals of sports nutrition: application to sports drinks. In: Maughan & Murray, Sports Drinks - Basic science and practical aspects (Eds). CRC Press: New York. 4. Saltin & Costill (1988). Fluid and electrolyte replacement during prolonged exercise. In Horton & Terjung, Exercise, nutrition and energy metabolism (Eds). MacMillan: New York. |