BODYARMOR is a premium, sports drink that provides superior hydration. Created in 2011 by Mike Repole, BODYARMOR is packed with electrolytes, coconut water and antioxidants. Low in sodium and high in potassium, BODYARMOR contains natural flavors and sweeteners and no colors or dyes from artificial sources.

Filtered Water, Pure Cane Sugar, Coconut Water Concentrate, Citric Acid, Dipotassium Phosphate (Electrolyte), Vegetable Juice Concentrate (Color), Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C), Magnesium Oxide (Electrolyte), Calcium D-Pantothenate (Vitamin B5), Niacinamide (Vitamin B3), Natural Fruit Punch Flavor with other Natural ...

Conclusions. Body Armor drinks are made from natural ingredients and are gluten-free, soy-free, vegan, and kosher. However, they contain sugar and B vitamins, and other ingredients that some people are sensitive to. Body Armor drinks are packaged in plastic bottles, which is not ideal for the environment.

BodyArmor is decently formulated and we consider it to be a healthier option than Gatorade because it's lower in added sugar and free of artificial food dye. However, we don't recommend the drink overall due to the added sugar, citric acid and flavoring agents.

BODYARMOR EDGE is NOT considered an energy drink. BODYARMOR EDGE is a hydrating sports performance drink that includes a boost of caffeine. Energy drinks typically only provide energy, most often with artificial ingredients – and don't address the importance of hydration necessary for today's active consumers.

No caffeine. Bodyarmor is the sports drink for today's athletes with natural flavors, natural sweeteners & no colors from artificial sources. Bodyarmor Sports Drink combines coconut water, antioxidants & vitamins to provide superior hydration.

No, BODYARMOR Sports Drink or LYTE flavors do not contain caffeine. However, BODYARMOR EDGE flavors have 100mg of caffeine per 20.2oz bottle.

We found the taste of BodyArmor to be more soothing compared with Gatorade, which left a rather unpleasant artificial aftertaste. While the sugar content is equally high, it is more diluted and offers a greater dosage of those key electrolytes.

Body Armour is in fact healthier for you than Gatorade because it's flavorings and GMO ingredients, but neither are necessarily bad choices especially if you have just worked out and are looking for fuel.

Body Armor LYTE

• The LYTE version is hands down my top pick for a regular grab-and-go sports drink.
• Per 16-ounce bottle: 20 calories, 18 grams carbs, 2 grams sugar, 40 milligrams sodium and 700 milligrams potassium.
• No artificial sweeteners or colors (sweetened with stevia; colored with natural juice extracts)

Body Armour is in fact healthier for you than Gatorade because it's flavorings and GMO ingredients, but neither are necessarily bad choices especially if you have just worked out and are looking for fuel.

We found the taste of BodyArmor to be more soothing compared with Gatorade, which left a rather unpleasant artificial aftertaste. While the sugar content is equally high, it is more diluted and offers a greater dosage of those key electrolytes.

Replenishing with water is important. Even though you may be trying to replenish these nutrients to help your body function, it's not safe to overload your body with the constant sources of electrolytes and calories that are contained in a sports drink, despite what many may have heard.

A single 16-ounce serving of BodyArmor has 36 grams of sugar, which is the equivalent of nine teaspoons of sugar.” This amount of sugar exceeds the added sugar recommendation by the American Heart Association.

The Takeaway Body Armour is in fact healthier for you than Gatorade because it's flavorings and GMO ingredients, but neither are necessarily bad choices especially if you have just worked out and are looking for fuel.

An 8-ounce serving of BODYARMOR Sports Drink contains 70 calories, 0 grams of fat, 20mg of sodium, 350mg of potassium and 18 grams of carbohydrate. In terms of vitamins and minerals, the drink also contains: Vitamin A, 50%