Each drink differs in ingredients and sugar content to fit your individual specific nutrition goals and needs. Gatorade Zero ...

The sugar content of Gatorade is one of the main concerns with the beverage. Sarah Olszewski tells Green Matters exclusively: “Gatorade contains a high amount of refined sugar, which over time has ...

There is nothing wrong with an occasional sweet treat but consistently eating sugar can add up in ways people do not realize, potentially leading to serious health consequences.

If your body needs extra electrolytes, supplements — whether a Gatorade or a Nuun — can be an efficient way to rehydrate. But ...

Gatorade has come a long way since 1965, when it was first invented at the University of Florida as a drink for athletes. In the early days, it didn't exactly taste great - some athletes that drank it ...

The claim may be true, but that doesn’t mean the product is healthy: The sugar content of a protein bar ... “deceptive health halo” around its Gatorade protein bars, including by marketing ...

Gatorade, as the pioneer of sports drinks, is the choice of professional athletes at home and abroad, but consumers mistakenly believe that "professional athletes need to drink sports drinks, ordinary ...

Gatorade Zero's launch campaign marketing objective was to ... improve their skills within a sport and a zero-sugar sports drink supported those goals, which shaped our campaign brief insight.

Leading the crowd in a “Let’s Go Buffalo” chant, he wore a sash that read “Grand Poobah” across his chest, and was seen downing a shot of Gatorade out of a bowling ball. Later ...