CHERRY MAGUIRE
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Cherry, cherry lady
Goin’ through a motion
Love is where you find it
Listen to your heart
My wife used to love that song. I miss her so much. DENISE PLEASE DON’T LEAVE ME AND TAKE THE KIDS. I NEED YOU! Everything reminds me of you. Everyone on Twitter kept bugging Sport Drink to make a cherry lime flavor and fine, here it is. They made it for you, and it’s yet another reminder for me of love lost.
What does it taste like?
It’s like all the other Sport Drinks but cherry lime, okay!? I don’t have time to explain further. I’m going to man up and come up with a plan to win my wife back. I need my old life back! Sport Drink has given me the gumption to do what’s needed to fix my life, brick by brick.
It tastes like cherries and limes!
Add 1 Tbsp to 10-12 oz of filtered, un-fluoridated water and enjoy.
Our ingredients
Pure Cane Sugar
Stop drinking Stevia! Did you know that stevia was originally used by native peoples as a contraceptive? Yeah, didn't think so... Anyway, look, your body needs carbohydrates in order to recover and perform at peak levels. The best tasting way (in our opinion) to recover these lost carbs is by drinking sugar in its purest unadulterated form. Organic cane sugar is good for you (read our manifesto).
Cherry Powder
Lime Powder
Our proprietary method of drying Organic Lemon & Lime Juice is superior to both spray drying and freeze drying because it does not use synthetic fillers. Our drying process retains substantially more of the flavor, and nutrients of the fruit. We don't believe in hiding behind the "natural flavors" liability shield. The flavor in SPORT DRINK comes from real fruit. The added benefit of this is both of these fruits provide essential minerals and nutrients that your body needs to rehydrate and replenish itself after strenuous physical activity. You're welcome.
Due to the chemical makeup of the sodium bicarbonate reacting with the citric acid in the lemon and lime, you will experience a pleasant fizzy effect.
Sodium Bicarbonate
Also known as Baking Soda, Sodium Bicarbonate is a popular supplement amongst athletes that allows you to perform longer at your peak, especially during anaerobic exercises or high intensity training and sprinting.
Due to its high pH, Sodium Bicarbonate helps to delay fatigue, letting you perform at max intensity for longer.
Potassium Chloride
Potassium chloride is a salt-like compound that contains potassium and chloride. It comes in the form of white, colorless crystals and has a strong, salty taste. Potassium is necessary for proper hydration and function of the body and enhances muscle construction, nerve function, and heartbeat regulation. It also helps all your little cells function at optimal levels.
Baja Gold™ Mineral Sea Salt
Magnesium Glycinate
You need magnesium for nearly every function in your body. Because of the low quality of soil our food is grown in, many of us are deficient in this mineral.
Magnesium Glycinate is a highly bioavailable form of magnesium, known for its effective absorption and gentle impact on the digestive system.
Improved muscle and sleep recovery as well as bone health, heart health and blood sugar regulation are some of its most notable benefits.
Calcium Carbonate
Lots of Love
Want to read more about our thoughts on sugar and why we believe it's good? Check out our in-depth sugar manifesto:
In the past few decades, the establishment and its foot soldiers have waged war on sugar. It has been demonized beyond imagination. As a result, many of the drinks in stores nowadays are sugar-free. Sugar substitutes like stevia, Sucralose, aspartame, and many more have taken the packaged food and drink world by storm. And nothing of value was gained...
MANIFESTO
In the past few decades, the establishment and its foot soldiers have waged war on sugar. It has been demonized beyond imagination. As a result, many of the drinks in stores nowadays are sugar-free. Sugar substitutes like stevia, Sucralose, aspartame, and many more have taken the packaged food and drink world by storm. And nothing of value was gained.
Sugar is not the enemy. And it never was. In fact, it's your body's primary source of energy. Without it, the body will reluctantly pull resources from itself to create energy. And that's not the state you'd like the body to be in.
SUGAR AND THE THYROID
Sugar is used to convert inactive thyroid hormone to active thyroid hormone. This in turn gives you a healthy metabolism. A good metabolism efficiently converts food into energy, supporting essential body functions, growth, and repair, while also helping to maintain a healthy weight by balancing energy storage and usage. While sugar is not the sole contributor to the functions of thyroid, it's certainly a large part. You can't just eat exclusively sugar and thus fix your thyroid, but you can't have premium thyroid function without daily stores of sugar.
SUGAR AND STRESS
"Stress seems to be perceived as a need for sugar." - Dr. Ray Peat
When stress is high, the body rifles through its glycogen storage faster than it normally would. This results in stress. Stress interrupts or interferes with various bodily processes, including the musculoskeletal, respiratory, cardiovascular, endocrine, gastrointestinal, and nervous systems, leading to issues such as muscle tension, respiratory problems, heart disease, hormonal imbalances, digestive issues. If nothing else, it can drive you nuts. Stress grinds away at the mind, quickly.
The human liver converts sugar into glycogen to store excess glucose for later use, helping regulate blood sugar levels and providing readily available energy, or stress relief, when needed. Having a good intake of simple sugar can directly decrease the rates of stress you encounter, granted that the rest of your diet is not in total shambles. This process works much better in people who avoid seed oils, or PUFA (polyunsaturated fatty acids). Seed oils, in almost every vector imaginable, disrupt the necessary processes within the body.
Personally, we see the greatest health in those who eat a balanced diet of animal proteins, raw or very high-quality dairy, and simple sugars. There's nothing like a diet of steaks, milk, and some fruits, juices, etc.
SUGAR AND BACTERIAL ENDOTOXINS
"The stress response is self-sustaining on several levels. For example, stress increases the absorption of bacterial endotoxin from the intestine, which increases the estrogen level and synergizes with biliverdin and cortisol." - Dr. Ray Peat
First, let's explain what endotoxins are in plain English. Bacterial endotoxins are toxic substances found inside certain types of bacteria. They're basically part of the outer wall of these bacteria. When the bacteria die or break apart, these toxins are released. Think of them as the "debris" left behind by bacteria that can cause problems in our bodies.
There is an interesting relationship between sugar metabolism and the body's response to endotoxins: When the body detects bacterial endotoxins, it triggers an inflammatory response. Recent research has shown that increased glycolysis (breakdown of glucose) in immune cells plays a crucial role in mounting an effective immune response against endotoxins. The increased glucose metabolism provides the necessary energy for immune cells to function properly, produce cytokines, and carry out their defensive activities.
Additionally, a good liver means good detoxification.
SUGAR FIGHTS INFLAMMATION
Modern diets are generally rich in seed oils, high in polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs). It's just the way of the world today, and something we still need to fight among mainstream discourse. These oils are a significant factor in the widespread inflammation affecting millions today. But it can be fought.
First, stop consuming seed oils. That's absolutely essential, and a topic to go into elsewhere. Second, consume good sugar.
