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3 years ago
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Whether a person needs a sports drink during exercise depends on

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ExtremeBDS [4]3 years ago
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Whether a person needs a sports drink during an exercise depends on a variety of factors, including where their blood glucose levels were at before beginning exercise, whether or not they have a condition such as diabetes, how long they are exercising and how much effort they are putting into their exercise.
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