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Sports drinks may help athletes stay well-hydrated, replenish electrolytes lost through sweat and boost. energy levels by replenishing glycogen in the muscles and liver, which is the #1 cause of fatigue. Glucose is the primary fuel for theworking muscles at high intensities.
Sugars such as sucrose and fructose are the main ingredients in most sports drinks. Despite the commonness of the use of sugar in sports drinks, there is a great deal of confusion among athletes regarding the effects of these ingredients, the optimal types and sugars in sports drinks and so forth. Hereâs the straight dope on sugar in sports drinks. First of all, sugar has a reputation as an unhealthy nutrient; consequently, there are those who believe that the use of sugar in sports drinks is bad. But sports drinks are formulated for a narrow use and to serve a specific function: to enhance exercise performance.