Now, let's delve into the benefits of electrolytes. It also provides 100% of your recommended daily intake of vitamins A, C, and E. The drink boasts natural flavors and sweeteners, electrolytes like potassium (600mg) and sodium (704mg), coconut water, and B vitamins (B3, B5, B6, B9, and B12). Let's take a look at the ingredients listed on the package. However, what sets it apart are the ingredients. Body Armor shares some qualities with sports drinks like Gatorade and smart water in terms of electrolytes and vitamins. The same people who started Vibin Water, Smart Water, and Fuse Beverage are behind this super drink. So, without further ado, let's jump into the review.įirst, let me tell you a bit about the company behind Body Armor. Two weeks ago, I unboxed this product and promised a detailed review.
Welcome back to today's football review! Today, we will be discussing the Body Armor Super Drink. Thanks again and see you in my next video! Thank you for watching, and let me know in the comments if you enjoy these review videos and what products you would like me to review next. Just make sure not to buy them at a gas station since they are overpriced there. In conclusion, I recommend trying these drinks. I will definitely be incorporating these into my beverage choices. My favorite flavors are the strawberry banana and orange mango. If you're looking for something other than water, these drinks are a great option.
I find that Gatorade leaves a sugary film in my mouth and actually leaves me more thirsty. They are much more hydrating than Gatorade in my opinion. Overall, I really like these drinks and would definitely recommend them. If the electrolytes in these drinks actually make a difference for athletes, then this would be a great option. It tastes just like a strawberry banana smoothie. Lastly, I had already tried the strawberry banana flavor, which is what got me interested in trying these drinks in the first place. This flavor would also make a good drink mixer, as it has electrolytes that may counteract the negative effects of mixing it with alcohol. If I paid $1.25 for a Capri Sun, I would be happy. It smelled like a fruit smoothie and had apples, oranges, grapes, and coconuts in it. I thought I would like this one, and I was right. I generally don't enjoy mixed berry flavor things since they remind me too much of children's cough medicine. It smelled like a blue popsicle, but I wasn't the biggest fan of this one. This one had blueberries and raspberries in it, which aren't my favorite flavors. I give the orange mango flavor two thumbs up. I feel like I taste more mango than orange, but that's fine with me since I love mangoes. It smelled good, and it tastes exactly like orange mango. I thought it would be a good replacement for orange juice, which I normally drink with breakfast. The first flavor I tried was orange mango. For the purposes of this video, I wanted to get a good feel for them. I spent the day drinking these drinks, although I wouldn't recommend exclusively drinking them all day.
They claim to have no colors from artificial sources and contain 10% coconut water, electrolytes with potassium, and vitamins B3, B5, B6, B9, B12, AC, and E. According to the label, Body Armor is the sports drink for today's athlete, providing superior hydration by combining electrolytes, coconut water, vitamins, natural flavors, and natural sweeteners. Let's take a closer look at these drinks. They also have their own water, which seems a bit gimmicky to me since water is water. I only got four of them, but there are tons of other flavors available, including light ones that are lower in sugar or calories. They cost $1.25 at Target or Walmart, but if you get them at a gas station, they're around $2. These drinks are relatively new and I haven't seen much about them. Hey guys, today's video is going to be a review on these bad boys, the Body Armor Super drinks.
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