Homemade electrolytes

Homemade electrolyte drink recipe to keep kids hydrated. Skip a trip to the store in the middle of the night and use this instead!

This healthy homemade electrolyte drink is a great substitute for sports drinks like Gatorade. It is the favorite summer drink in our farmhouse for both kids and adults. It will replenish your electrolytes while allowing you complete control of the ingredients. Once you make this pantry staple from scratch, you will be wanting to learn more. Make sure to follow me for more from scratch recipes and homesteading tips!

Making your own homemade electrolyte drink is quick, naturally refreshing and much healthier – without all of the store-bought additives.

All-natural Homemade Electrolyte Powder rehydrates the body, costs less + provides energy to tired muscles. Single serving and bulk recipe.

I'll also cover the best all-round natural electrolytes sources you can stock up on and have in an emergency. At the end you'll find 3 basic DIY electrolyte

It’s really important to take an electrolyte drink after a workout or whenever you feel that your body needs a boost of energy. I made this homemade electrolyte drink to take after my morning full body workout and and also after my weekly infrared sauna ( read about it here ). I decided to go...

Rehydrate naturally with this simple Brazilian classic! Mix 1 liter of clean, filtered water, 2 tablespoons of sugar, and 1/2 teaspoon of salt. Stir until dissolved and serve chilled. Perfect for post-workout recovery, illness, or hot days. Safe for most ages and a staple during Dengue season to combat dehydration. Enjoy this easy, effective, and all-natural electrolyte solution!

Try these three homemade electrolyte drink recipes the next time you need to rehydrate your child. They're healthy, delicious, and your kids will love them!

This easy and delicious electrolyte sports drink recipe supports optimal hydration by replacing vital minerals and electrolytes.I've aimed for a 6% solution, which is 6 grams of carbohydrates per 100ml of liquid. It's within the 6-8% recommended by the USADA for providing energy (and flavor).It also contains the minimum amount of sodium and a whopping 391 mg of potassium. Makes approximately 24 ounces, and a serving is 8 ounces.

Sports drinks have specific balances of carbs for fuel and sodium and other electrolytes to maintain hydration levels.