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  1. #1
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    Oct 2005
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    Yep, I started getting cavities on the sides of my teeth.
    Didn't read through all the replies, but I do believe there have been studies.
    My dentist says that gatorade is the devil.
    Lot's of sugar which makes for a very acidic mix. Drink it and then breath heavy through your mouth- as when running, cycling etc and it dries on your teeth- and eats into them..

    edit to add.... Brush your teeth after workouts where you have injested sports drinks!

  2. #2
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    NUUN: http://www.nuun.com/

    ELETE: http://www.eletewater.com/

    I couldn't handle the taste of NUUN. Although the "sugar" is sorbitol--the substance in the gums your dentist wants you to chew.

    Somewhere else on the board someone talked about Elete. It has no flavoring--it takes awful when you're not exercising, but once you start working out, you don't notice the saltiness.

 

 

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