LMNT Electrolyte LOWEST price Mix Zero Sugar Hydration from USA (No Sugar Gluten-Free No Artificial Ingredients Paleo-Keto and Vegan Friendly)

LMNT: All the Electrolytes You Need Without All the Sugar You Don’tIn terms of formulation and ingredients, we let the latest scientific literature make the decisions… yes, that means lots of salt with no sugar, fillers, gluten, or dodgy ingredients.LMNT is an electrolyte drink mix. But not like any electrolytes you’ve had before. It contains 1,000mg of sodium, 200mg of potassium, and 60mg of magnesium. But most importantly,  zero sugar, zero coloring, and no artificial ingredients or gluten. Basically, it’s the perfect recipe to rehydrate and prevent headaches and cramps. Sure, we use LMNT after workouts. But we also use it after a late night of drinking. Don’t tell anyone. Or do. It’s that good. And your drinking buddies should know about it, too.MORE OF THE GOOD STUFFPopular electrolyte drinks on the market have low amounts of electrolytes and miss the mark on the “optimal ratio”. LMNT Recharge gives you more electrolytes in the ideal ratio.1000 mg SODIUM200 mg POTASSIUM60 mg MAGNESIUMWITHOUT THE DODGY STUFFWhat we DON’T consume is just as important as what we DO consume.No SugarNo GlutenNo FillersNo Artificial IngredientsPaleo & Keto FriendlyMORE SALT, NOT LESSAlthough not as controversial as discussing politics at a family gathering, hydration and electrolytes are hot button topics.While we are generally admonished to reduce our sodium intake, particularly for cardiovascular health, this practice has proven to be largely ineffective in mitigating health issues such as hypertension (high blood pressure).The position taken by the FDA, CDC, and American Heart Association recommends that Americans consume less than 2,300 milligrams of sodium per day, with an “ideal” limit of 1,500 mg per day for adults. However, broad-ranging, population-level research suggests that sodium intakes at the levels routinely suggested by the medical establishment may be far more dangerous than levels much higher than current recommendations.