The least healthy sports drinks are those high in sugar or artificial sweeteners. Sports drinks contain less sugar than soda and energy drinks but can still have too much. Athletes who regularly ...

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 ...

However, despite there being plenty of unhealthy energy drinks to watch out for, some brands are slowly changing the game by making better-for-you, healthy energy drinks. As you make the switch to ...

Sports drinks contain water, electrolytes, and sugar. But they do contain a lot of sugar, some of them equivalent to a can of soda. And unfortunately, when you give your child a sports drink ...

But while they’re often confused with sports drinks ... market and is marketed toward young women as a healthier alternative to other energy drinks. It has zero sugar and zero sodium, and ...

But while they’re often confused with sports drinks, energy drinks fall under a different category. “Energy drinks are not considered nutritional,” King tells Yahoo Life. “They can be included in a ...