Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks? I'm interested in finding a
natural alternative to something like Endurox.
Thanks,
John
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Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks? I'm interested in finding a
natural alternative to something like Endurox.
Thanks,
John
p.s. My reply email address is not valid. Please reply to
the group. 🙂
John Sanders said:Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks? I'm interested in finding a
natural alternative to something like Endurox.
milk (maybe soy milk for veg) although I suppose it might
depend on what the cows have been fed or what's been added
to it as to whether it's classified "organic" or not.
Dot
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"Success is different things to different people" -Bernd
Heinrich in Racing the Antelope
John, Just drink your urine as you run. Just aim and drink!
Sure it's a bit messy, but you'll get used to it. Nothink
better or more natural. Bill "pee breath" Rodgers
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Quoted message said:Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks? I'm interested in finding a
natural alternative to something like Endurox.Thanks,
John
p.s. My reply email address is not valid. Please reply to
the group. 🙂
On Mon, 05 Jul 2004 01:51:36 GMT, "John Sanders" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks? I'm interested in finding a
natural alternative to something like Endurox.Thanks,
John
p.s. My reply email address is not valid. Please reply to
the group. 🙂
Natural and "Organic" are not the same thing.
There are some flavors of Gatorade that do not use
artificial colors or flavors.
Ben
Thanks to all for your replies. Especially the pee one. I'm
really excited to try that. Yeah... thanks.
John
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Quoted message said:Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks?
I'm
Quoted message said:interested in finding a natural alternative to something
like Endurox.Thanks,
John
p.s. My reply email address is not valid. Please reply to
the group. 🙂
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Quoted message said:John Sanders said:Hi everyone, Is there anyone out there who uses natural
(organic) recovery drinks?
I'm
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:interested in finding a natural alternative to something
like Endurox.milk (maybe soy milk for veg) although I suppose it might
depend on what the cows have been fed or what's been added
to it as to whether it's classified "organic" or not.Dot
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"Success is different things to different people" -Bernd
Heinrich in Racing the Antelope
A glass of skim milk with a turkey sandwich gets you fluid,
carbs and a little protein. Since I do not tolerate dairy
all that well, I use Gatorade. Throw in a few potato chips
or pretzels for the sodium and you are off to a good start.
Gatorade is not "natural" but I am less concerned
about honestly.
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Quoted message said:Thanks to all for your replies. Especially the pee one.
I'm really excited to try that. Yeah... thanks.John
Don't mind that bad breath, just chew a little feces to dull
the urine smell.
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