where would find a sugar free sports drink?
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SUGAR-FREE “SPORTS DRINK”\n\n1 packet or container sugar-free drink mix (to make 2 qts)\n1/4 tsp table salt\n4 potassium tablets (99 mg each)\n2 quarts water\n\nTake about 1/4 cup of the water and put in a cup with the potassium tablets. Heat in the microwave until the water gets close to boiling. Stir to dissolve the tablets. Add the salt and stir. \n\nPut the drink mix in a pitcher, add water, and stir until the drink mix is dissolved. Add the salt/potassium solution and mix thoroughly. Chill.\n\nPer 8-oz serving: 5 cal, about 75 mg sodium, 50 mg potassium. ZERO POINTS.\n\nIf you’d like less sodium, use a 1/8-tsp measure, and do one level measure plus 1/2 of another. This will cut the sodium to about 55 mg/serving instead of 75. (FYI, 1/4 tsp of salt contains 590 mg sodium.)\n\nThis drink tastes just fine… it has the characteristic slight saltiness that one associates with the commercial sports drinks, but it’s not objectionable at all.
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Check Global Bio-Chem in China, they produce sorbitol.\n\nhttp://www.globalbiochem.com/
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http://www.hypoglycemicdiet.com/\nGood Luck
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Here you go:\nhttp://www.whitetrashfastfood.com/
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No, I do not. Especially since there are children with diabetes whose only option is sugar-free drinks (and that would be only water in those circumstances). They should be treated fairly. Also, it is the PARENTS decision what their child may eat/drink. I don't mind if the school doesn't sell it, but I do mind if the school prohibits it.
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try your local soccer store
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Stuff with lots of sugar, especially sodas and other drinks.  Try just drinking water.
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Pasta and bananas.  No less than one hour before game time.  No heavy fats or dairy.
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DRINK THIS.... DO SPORTS.
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I am a full-time teacher and full-time graduate student, so I understand!!  I recommend protein like peanuts or peanut butter, lunch meat, etc. Not too many carbs and very little sugar.  If you prefer caffeine, try the new Diet MDX (I think that's what it's called.) It a new highly caffeinated soda drink from Mountain Dew, or if you don't mind the sugar, Mountain Dew also makes an energy drink called AMP, it tastes much better than Red Bull or Monster (at least I think so.)  Hope that helps!!
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Try your Local Sports World Shop or Streetwise Sports or JJB Sports
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My Grandmother also was a diabetic.  There are all kinds of "sweets" that are safe but not made with sugar.  In the candy isle or the specialty foods section of the grocery store there are sugar free candies.  In the bakery they have sugar free pies.  Ask the baker if there are deserts that they can make that would be easy to transport.  They even have sugar free ice cream.  I used to love to bring these special treats to her.  She really appreciated them.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.sucrose.com/lbeet.html
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Any sports store will work.  Like maybe  Big 5.
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HMM try wheat grass juice. Just one shot and whoa!!! You can get it at any health food store.
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try local grocery stores or restraunts. They will often sponsor a team!
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no... the only this that is not found in the sugar free products is sugar. All other protiens, vitamines or menirals are still found... for the orange juice u still will get the vitamine and all the menirals of the orange except the sugar...