Question 1

Why is the ratio of sodium, potassium & magnesium so different compared to other electrolyte formulas? With potassium being so high.

Accepted Answer

Hello! You are asking the wrong question :) You should be asking why all other products have such low amounts of the other nutrients, other than Sodium, which is about 8x cheaper than the others. It costs virtully nothing.

Potassium is generally skimped on, infact all ingredients except the sodium is generally 'skimped" on for other products. They offer just a bit of salt water. You don't need to buy a product for that! There are many more electrolytes and minerals other than just salt - extremely important is also phosphorus.

The ratio is not particularly relevant. They are independent nutrients with recommended amounts one should get per day, which is a range that scales quite considerably depending on the person and circumstances, especially for potassium.

Potassium is extremely important. Generally 2,000-4,700mg of potassium is recommended per day, and sodium intake should be under 2,300 per day.

Roughly, we aimed for one scoop to hit 50% estimated RDV.

Thanks! Hope that helps.

Question 2

Can this please be made into a pill? So that way i dont have to taste it

Accepted Answer

Unfortunately thats not possible. If you are using a short shaker....thats not nearly enough water. Just add more water. at 2-4L (or 0.5-1 gallon) its virtually tasteless.  You can also squeeze in lemon or lime juice. Usually if someone has trouble with the taste, they just don't use enough water. Again, we DO NOT flavor the item! It is 100% JUST the pure raw material :) Thats how they taste, there is no changing it.

But, I will say, if you are worried about the taste, you are in it for the wrong reasons!  :)

Question 3

Why have you not responed to the reviewer poininting out that the sum total of the ingredients does not equal the serving size?

Accepted Answer

Hello! There is no way for us to reply to reviews.

The sum total of the ingredients (Active) does not equal the much higher serving size because the materials have variable rates of the active ingredient. For instance, the Magnesium (from Magnesium Amino Acid Chelate) is only 12% Magnesium, meaning there is about 1,800mg of Mangesium AAC powder to hit 210mg active magnesium.

This is the same for other ingredients, even Salt itself, is only about 40% sodium. Meaning, if you put 1gram of pure salt, its about 400mg of sodium.

Could you explain why this was a concern? Its strange question, especially seeing as the serving is higher, not lower, than the active ingredients.

Thanks!

Question 4

The directions say 1 scoop is a serving, but how many servings per day should we have?

Accepted Answer

Hello! One serving. You can always take more, the RDV is written on the label as well for general guide of safe or recommended amounts.

Additives	Gluten Free
Allergen Information	Gluten Free, Soy Free
Serving Recommendation	1 scoop
Brand	Brain Forza
Format	Powder
Age Range Description	Adult

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Super Fast Keto Electrolytes for Fasting - Premium Electrolytes, No Sugar or Flavoring w/Potassium, Sodium, Magnesium, Calcium, Iron, Pink Himalayan Salt, (30srv, Unflavored)

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