Re: RC: Human electrolyting

[Rick Crites <rdcrites@altavista.com>]

Bananas and Oranges plus my daughters used an electrolyte drink other than gatoraide or poweraide, it was like a juice, can't remember the name.  Grapes and apples were always in our food box too.

Nan

On Tue, 13 June 2000, Sue Brown wrote:

> 
> To all of you who ride in heat and humidity on a regular basis...what do
> you do for electrolytes for yourself?  Do you have some kind of regular
> regime?  (Steve said they used to feed them salt tablets when he played
> football in the Houston area in high school.)  Does acclimating to that
> kind of weather do anything else other than just increase your mental
> tolerance -- ie, are there any physiological changes that actually happen
> in the human body to better adapt it to the demands of heat and humidity?
> 
> Sue -- a PNW weather weenie ;-)
> 
>   
> 
> sbrown@wamedes.com
> Tyee Farm
> Marysville, Wa.
> 
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