Comparative product is LMNT that is hyped up by influencers even though its subpar👍

Hey Mike - love your content. How about offering a “raw” unflavored version? I stay away from all sweetened both natural and artificial. I think thats become more popular. Thank you for your consideration.

@nyalimuir4103

Жыл бұрын

AGREED. Mike, great info content. And ingredients. I'm additives free - minerals only and would consider it seriously if it were minerals only. Keep up great work 👌

@TheNebulose

Жыл бұрын

100% fake sugars spike insulin as well. I don't eat for flavor I eat for nutrition.

@emsea1658

Жыл бұрын

THANK YOU, I am sick of the obsession with these mixes being fruity flavored. I want no fruit or sweet flavors when Im taking these. Its like everything has to be sweetened, taste sweet or mimic sweet food flavors. WHY, I am so sick of this.

@evictioncarpentry2628

2 ай бұрын

​@@emsea1658 Becauwe they're a business and that's what the majority of people want. It's pretty simple.

The “popular” electrolyte brand ship internationally while Myoxscience don’t. I think that is one of the reason they’re so popular!

@daniellesinclair8304

Жыл бұрын

I live in New Zealand and ordered the NAC glycine and it just recently arrived with no issues (and is delicious!). Seriously thinking about getting the electrolytes too. Love that it has creatine in it!

Thanks for all you do! I want to say that I have tried your electrolyte mix and it is truly one of the best products out there! You did accidentally inspire me to concoct my own recipe for an electrolyte drink. The recipe is: 8 oz filtered water 2 turns of a sea salt grinder 1/2 lemon squeezed juice 1 tablespoon of apple cider vinegar 5g glycine powder 5g creatine powder 1g potassium gluconate powder 1g Magnesium (magnesium lysinate glycinate chelate) powder I haven't figured out the exact cost of this per serving, but I imagine it's more than the MYOXCIENCE ones. This recipe takes a bit of prep and shopping which is the slight downside to having a ready to go pack like your product.

Been using these since you released them. I can tell you they’re amazing! No more muscle cramps. Plus the service I have received is above and beyond. Thanks for an amazing product.

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

You rock, thanks Josh!

@majeedmohamed9523

Жыл бұрын

What brand do you use please

Thnx for the breakdown of both! I'm trying the other brand at the moment since last week. So far so good . I'll check out myoxcience when I finish it .

1) The element sodium (Na+) is the very same whether in ancient (vs. "recent?") "salt" regardless of origin, i.e. ocean vs Morton's table salt. The essential difference between "ancient ocean" (or "Himalayan" salt, e.g) vs. commercial table salt is the presence (ocean/Himalayan) or absence (table) of other elements - which are always ASSUMED to be beneficial and in proper amounts. 2) If one's sodium intake is from "salt" (i.e. sodium chloride) then the intake of 1000mg of "sodium" (second column, "popular electrolytes") MUST also contain 1500mg of chloride, NOT zero as erroneously stated.

@migooknamja

Жыл бұрын

Correct. The other drink company's ingredient is listed as Sodium Chloride. Also, the other drink company purposely did not add calcium because that company is concerned about the studies showing supplemental calcium and the possibility of calcification of the tissues or blood vessels.

@iss8504

11 ай бұрын

The reason foe using real salt is that there are no microplastics. It is unclear to me of table salt is processed or made from seawater, which woudl have microplastics in it.

Thanks for making this. K is often over looked in electrolytes.

Sold! I just made a recurring order for the variety pack. Thank you for the superb explanation. It’s hard to make decisions on which one when there are so many. You just made it easy.🙌🏼

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

Amazing, Sarah! Hope you enjoy.

@diddidadda7679

Жыл бұрын

@@Highintensityhealth what bout for diabetic people?

1000% agree. This needs to go Viral ! Sodium / potassium / magnesium "Balance" very important. Sodium is cheap and easy from good quality salt we place on the food, doesn't need to be high in our electrolyte drinks, not do we want it high in the electrolyte drinks. Yes, many of the high fat or high protein diets missing Calcium. Yes, Creatine not just athletes but also for Grandma and cognitive support. Unfortunately, we live in a world of "marketing". Some other brands have become famous but not the best option. Similar to McDonalds, marketing and big sales, but not the best quality meat.

Thanks!

Thank you for all you do! Are your creatine electrolytes safe for a 16yr old male?

This video is great timing, as I have been wondering which electrolyte formula to purchase. I appreciate that you broke it down for us. I'm mostly interested in purchasing an electrolyte powder to help get me through longer fasts. Does your formula break a fast?

Mike, are you still affiliated with any sleep moderating rings/watches? I can't seem to find any codes. If not, are you recommending any atm?

What kind of magnesium though?

I use Hunter Mcintyre's BLDR product. It doesn't have creatine but does have BCAAs and a lot of taurine

Would love to order from Myoxcience Mike but you do not ship to Australia! Could you source a distributor here down under pleassse 🙏 Look forward to more great video content from you as always 👍

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

Hi Kelly! MYOXCIENCE ships to Australia all of the time. No worries there.

Can you provide references to the studies you mentioned?

Tried and liked the product but not cost effective shipping to Canada.

Isn’t the sweat content about a ratio in estimated 4:1, sodium to potassium (at least according to Dr Andy galpin)! So I have a selfmade Sportsdrink higher in sodium and less in potassium (with some mg and honey for glucose) while doing sports! My drink outside sports activity, is turned around with a turned potassium / sodium ratio (more potassium and less sodium)

Your body doesn't know from fancy salt. But for at least 30 years, WHO has published a rehydration mix formula, often mixed in the field for dysentery victims and other serious issues. Right now the only question is how much sugar is or isn't needed to get it absorbed quickly. Creatine? Proteins? Have their purposes, but that's not the task of electrolyte hydration mixes. And the WHO mix is also dirt cheap. Ten bucks will make somerhing like 100 gallons, all from supermarket products.

🤘🏿I need to try the electrolyte sticks one of these days🤘🏿

What do I do about my water quality?? Water stored in plastic is my only option, so know any water filters to take out micro plastics and the chemicals plastic leeches??

Hello Mike, I'm going to Yippe Kitchen, now. I will see you there!

How can something have 1g of sodium without chlorine? When they use normal NaCl as salt it has to be there?

Yours is the best, I make ice pops with it for my kids too 😂 I’d love to see make a bcaa product with munk fruit and no other crap fillers like others use, every is in the Stevi band Watson which isn’t as good

What is the natural flavor? And pure fruit?

How is this cheaper than LMNT?

Hi Mike. I'm curious about the recommended daily intake of Potassium, around 4.6 grams. I've always thought it seems high and difficult to achieve for most people even with a good diet, and your product only provides one tenth of that. What are your thoughts?

@fumbelstiltskin4250

10 ай бұрын

Will take a stab at this... First, most electrolyte products are designed as a supplement -- as such, it isn't meant to provide 100% of a particular ingredient's RDA. A seller of such has to expect that you are getting additional amounts from your daily food consumption, as well as from other vitamins, supplements, prescription medications, etc. More importantly, having too much potassium in your blood can be dangerous. Potassium affects the way your heart muscle works. When you have too much potassium, your heart may beat irregularly, which in the worst cases can cause heart attack. Also keep in mind that everyone's metabolism is different. Some people have undiagnosed impaired kidney function, which increases the chance of sodium/potassium imbalance. It's always a good idea to check with your primary care physician before starting any supplement (including discussion of whether baseline and periodic bloodwork is recommended).

Anyone know is LMNT is okay?

Not sure if it is enough or not, but you can get ~400mg potassium /100g of beef. (edit: which is more than you get from 100g of banana)

@merrieleiderman1885

Жыл бұрын

Or 500 -600 mg in a 2 oz. bag of potato chips, along with a healthy dose of sodium. Just sayin'.

@Dan-gs3kg

Жыл бұрын

@@merrieleiderman1885 that's a lot of chips

@merrieleiderman1885

Жыл бұрын

@@Dan-gs3kg No, it isn't.

Add a pinch of cream of tartar and sea salt to your water.

I wish you had a no flavor option, stevia isn’t good, but monk fruit gives me headaches.

What country are these supplements made in? I’m guessing it’s not the USA.

Doesn't he know where to get Brawndo?

@DerrickLytlephoto

Жыл бұрын

It’s got what plants crave!

I’d love your thoughts on Dr Berg’s statements that we need 4700mg of potassium a day. Is that what you’ve discovered as well? If so, why the lower amount in the electrolytes.. his are at 1000mg from potassium citrate. Is overdoing it even a potential for most (who eat real food animal based)? Hope you chime in on this! :) 🙏

@defeqel6537

Жыл бұрын

I've seen no evidence that you need that much potassium. There was a study on sodium which recommended 4-6g for optimum health, and usual rule of thumb is to get half of that as potassium.

@fallingleaveskungfu

Жыл бұрын

Ancestral levels of potassium intake was 10g+/day.

@defeqel6537

Жыл бұрын

@@fallingleaveskungfu how the f do you get 10g per day? licking rocks?

@fallingleaveskungfu

Жыл бұрын

@@defeqel6537 modern greens are lower in all micronutrients compared to even just 100 years ago due to industrial Ag that relies on petroleum based inputs. Basically we ruined our soil with factory farming methods. That's one reason why 10g seems so unobtainable today. Another reason is we started eating lower quality cuts of meat that have been bled off of all their liquids and we don't consume the blood as blood sausage or blood pudding anymore, and we don't recapture the liquids lost during cooking by deglazing the pan and making gravies and sauces anymore. Potassium is an obligate component of muscle tissue, so animal products are actually quite high in potassium if you don't waste the juices.

@defeqel6537

Жыл бұрын

@@fallingleaveskungfu There is about 1mg of potassium in 1g of blood, you'd need to consume 10 liters to get 10g of potassium. I just don't believe that 10g / day claim. There is more potassium in meat as I've said in my other comment, but it's only about 4-5 times as much, so would still need to consume ~2.5kg /day, and this is from cows who are given electrolyte blocks to lick, e.g. wild moose don't have any more than that.

I’m getting these

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

Please report back what you notice, very curious!

Can we use these as fasting salts? I have used (and like) both yours and LMNT in a non-fasting situation but would the creatine and taurine interfere with a fast?

@kasial210

Жыл бұрын

That’s my question too

I love this product , I tell everyone about it haha

Himalayan sea salt a good bet?

Darn it! I just bought that competitor electrolyte. 😕Myoxience Stix look so much better! Will be purchasing soon!

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

All good, no you know!

Crucial!

Haven’t tried yours because I bought a bunch of lmnt maybe once I run out I will get some.

Since I’m Carnivore, when I train my legs, it burns and I feel dizzy and want to 🤢. It feels like I have less endurance. Can it be a lack of electrolytes or some vitamins-minerals ?

@joebueno619

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@texanboiii562

6 ай бұрын

Look up Dr Chaffee, he mentions it could be that you’re not drinking enough water vs electrolytes.

I use Dr Berg it has 1000 mg of pottasium

Hello. How do Hammer Nutrition Endurolytes compare? I play tennis mainly and have used this one.

Is there any negative effects if taken while NOT working out that day? I would like to use it daily but don’t always workout everyday.

@cheryllocallaghan1976

10 ай бұрын

I would like to know that as well.

What are your thoughts on Eidon Mineral Supplements, Electrolytes, Liquid Concentrate? Thanks

I just do my own, cheap and easy.

I have been using Stix for a while now. There is always a white undissolve powder on a bottom of my bottle,bo matter how long I shake it Is this normal and what component is not dissolving ?

Did you say manisum?

I always felt weird and off when I take Redmond's salt. I thought it was amazing due to all the hype but I don't think the Iron Oxide which gives it that interesting Pink color is a good thing, despite all the trace minerals it has. Perhaps you'll make one with regular sea salt that is not pink? I think the Myoxcience electrolyte stixs are the best on the market

as a German Biochemist Ph D I use NONE of that with proper Nutrition we get all of that and much more You can never fixx a mistake with any Supplement

@cindyperrin4544

10 ай бұрын

Well said 👏 agree 100% 😊

@raginald7mars408

10 ай бұрын

@@cindyperrin4544 100 000 s of prisoners in Concentration Camps, Prisoners of War, GULAG - survived without any detriment - to my own surprise. PTSD and mental damages are far worse... we are mentally damaging ourselves today - and ruin our physiology as effect...

Realized yours was better as soon as I knew it was out there.

Audio is fuzzy

Looks great, but can you offer a single container or pouch so you don’t have to produce excess waste?

@meganlester9702

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree! I’ve held off on purchasing these because I don’t need the sticks. I’d rather have a small container with a scoop.

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

MYOXCIENCE is working on it, keep you posted!

@meganlester9702

Жыл бұрын

Super pumped to hear that Mike! I just got my packets and can’t wait to try them.

Taurine has transformed my life regarding the way my body can balance fluids. WAY important.

I love the myoxcience electrolyte stix

Is it too much to be taking one in the morning before working out and one in the afternoon after sauna

I do not like ELMNT for the toooo much sodium content. Your brand lemon lime is my go to because of taurine/creatine & I use Perfect Keto brand also not salty and I like black cherry flavor.

Do amino acids break or harm a fast?

@Marco-xz7rf

Жыл бұрын

pure aminos can higher your insulin quite a lot. And when you have too much aminos / proteins your body can use them to create energy. So on a fast i would rather recommend whole proteins which is analog to long chain starches vs monosugar. Also you shouldn't have too much at once but I don't onow how much is too much.

@longshanks5531

Жыл бұрын

EAA or BCAA have calories, so yes.

@defeqel6537

Жыл бұрын

In sufficient amounts, yes, but generally 20 kcal or less doesn't affect a fast. Besides, almost all fasting benefits may be had with a "reduced fast" where you still eat

Really not one person gets total recommended potassium.

@jimstenlund6017

13 күн бұрын

How is that possible?

What about Redmonds Relyte?

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

OK, but you're not getting creatine which is what actually makes a difference. They tried to copy myoxcience with the stick packs--but omitted the creatine and only have half the magnesium.

@lynnecobb9399

Жыл бұрын

@@Highintensityhealth thanks, but I already take creatine and magnesium

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

@@lynnecobb9399 Well you can take three different things or just take one. Your call.

@lynnecobb9399

Жыл бұрын

@@Highintensityhealth it is...and I already have the others so...

@wtglb

Жыл бұрын

Love Redmonds ReLyte

What about the sugar?

01:36 actually getting 2/3 less.

As a pre workout I take those diarrhea electrolyte replacement sachets. Much cheaper and better content than the fitness branded BS

Terrible. You do not need creatine or Arginine in your electrolytes. That’s just ridiculous. Obviously some think of promo video.

Idiocracy

Dr Berg’s electrolytes are the best so far.

@Highintensityhealth

Жыл бұрын

Magnesium citrate? Potassium Citrate and Himalayan salt? No thanks

@joebueno619

Жыл бұрын

Eh - I have both I’d call it a tie rn. LMNT is far superior but tooo dam expensive