But are they worth the extra money? We tested six of the best-selling isotonic sports drinks and then asked sports dietician Jeanette Crosland of the Sports Nutrition Foundation to give her verdict ...

The powdered sugar doughnuts were gone. Paula’s resorted to using granulated sugar in lieu of the powdered kind, so doughnuts that would normally have been coated in snowy powder looked like ...

Posca Hydrate is the country’s first sugar-free sparkling hypertonic drink in a can – dubbed a no-nonsense alternative to traditional sports drinks, with zero sugar, all-natural ingredients and 100% ...

The remnants left in tragic Liam Payne's hotel room when he plunged to his death from a balcony have been revealed - including burned tin foil and white powder. The chaotic scenes inside the ...

But did you know there’s a difference between the two drinks? Read on to ... It’s made with cocoa powder, sugar, and milk or water. You know those packets at the grocery store that say ...

What to know: The flavors run pretty sweet (even with little sugar). DripDrop’s Electrolyte Powder Packets tout having three times the electrolytes than other sports drinks—and half of the sugar, as ...

They help the body to regulate energy, fluid levels, brain function, muscle control, and heart rhythm. When your electrolyte levels are ...

Think twice before you reach for that Pocari Sweat the next time you’re at 7-Eleven. Sports drinks might have more flavour than plain old water, but diet experts say you shouldn’t drink ...