Most of ‘em have an awful lot of sugar and not a lot of electrolytes. Other than boosting your fluid levels before an often dreaded medical test/exam they probably aren’t really doing such a great job.
Most of the old coots I know drink Hamm’s beer when cutting wood. The trick is work for 45 minutes, take an break and drink a can. Then back to work. Stay hydrated and never get intoxicated.
Hopefully most pluggers have lived long enough to understand that drinking water is far better than most any “sports drinks”. Just one look at the list of ingredients should tell you that.
Note the high tech tool our Plugger is using to cut wood. No problems with running out of gas or dull chains. I don’t own a chain saw because the house came with a nice 4 pound axe that helped me clear the road after a big ice storm.
Templo S.U.D. about 5 years ago
gotta keep those electrolytes up
Breadboard about 5 years ago
When one chops his own wood he heats himself twice ;-)
Display about 5 years ago
Most of ‘em have an awful lot of sugar and not a lot of electrolytes. Other than boosting your fluid levels before an often dreaded medical test/exam they probably aren’t really doing such a great job.
david_42 about 5 years ago
Most of the old coots I know drink Hamm’s beer when cutting wood. The trick is work for 45 minutes, take an break and drink a can. Then back to work. Stay hydrated and never get intoxicated.
NaturLvr about 5 years ago
Hopefully most pluggers have lived long enough to understand that drinking water is far better than most any “sports drinks”. Just one look at the list of ingredients should tell you that.
Zykoic about 5 years ago
Harvesting solar energy
gopher gofer about 5 years ago
water doesn’t cost as much as “sports” drinks and sure tastes a whole lot better…
Billy Yank about 5 years ago
Note the high tech tool our Plugger is using to cut wood. No problems with running out of gas or dull chains. I don’t own a chain saw because the house came with a nice 4 pound axe that helped me clear the road after a big ice storm.