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Autoimmune Diseases | Last Active: Oct 18 10:54am | Replies (48)
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@kacey1

Thanks for your suggestions.
I'm interested in the Liquid IV. Have never heard of it. Our Target store has it.
Recently at night, I have been using hydration drinks sold in local food stores. (You do have to make sure it's not an energy drink though. ) At night, I've had limited success with the Gatorade Zero but I have to be careful with the flavors. Seems as if I've developed a sensitivity to acidic foods, red sauces and orange in particular, sometimes chocolate and cinnamon.

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shelleyW | @shelleyw | Oct 15 6:06pm

kacey1,
Yeah, sensitive seems to tag along with dry mouth.
Since these drinks are electrolytes, magnesium, potassium, phosphorus, sodium, etc... I have not tried this, but I wonder if there is something in pill form, chewable that would help at all. I have no idea, but when my brain gets out of the fog it is in, I will look around. When we give suggestions to each other, we have no way of knowing how the costs will affect us... the Liquid IV, at Costco of course is a huge bag. I ran across it online, that's what made me check the sugar content. Online I was able to buy a trial pack of 4 different flavors. That gives us the option of sugary and flavors with out buying the Costco bag. That is how I learned that green grape flavor was 🤢🤢🤢
I think Gatorade has a "frosted" flavor profile, which really dialed down the intensity of taste.
ShelleyW

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