Propel Immune Support helps support a healthy immune system with 100% of the recommended Daily Value of Vitamin C per bottle, and an excellent source of Zinc. With Gatorade Electrolytes, zero sugar, plus vitamins, Propel Immune Support is made to replenish and rehydrate active lifestyles.

Contains electrolytes Propel is formulated with a blend of two essential electrolytes: potassium and sodium. Electrolytes are electrically charged minerals that help with everything from regulating muscle and nerve function to maintaining pH levels and balancing fluids.

In addition to this, Propel water is also fortified with vitamins, including vitamin C, vitamin E, and B vitamins, which can help boost your immune system, improve mental function and help prevent chronic diseases.

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Common side effects of Propel may include: nosebleeds; headache; stuffy nose, sore throat, cough; or. flu-like symptoms.

Immunity boosters are products which claim to be able to support your immune system so you aren't as likely to get sick. Additionally, they typically also suggest that if you do get sick, taking the supplements will make your illness pass faster.

Common side effects of Propel may include: nosebleeds; headache; stuffy nose, sore throat, cough; or. flu-like symptoms.

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Risks may include pain/pressure, movement of the implant (within or out of the sinus) and possible side effects of the drug. The most common side effects in clinical studies were infection, headache and nose bleed. For more information on the risks and benefits of PROPEL, please talk to your doctor.

Unfortunately we don't recommend artificially sweetened beverages like Propel. Propel zero calorie water is actually full of chemicals including Sucralose and Ace K, two chemicals that our friends at the Center for Science in the Public Interest recommend we all avoid.

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Propel does not contain any added sugars. That's right, zero grams of added sugar!

The best fluid to have is an electrolyte solution such as Pedialyte so both the water and salts are replaced. Other fluids that can be used are Gatorade/Propel, especially in children older than a year. Start with small amounts, 1/2 ounce every 5-10 minutes.

Spring water provides much needed oxygen to the body and the brain, aids in good digestion, helps us maintain a healthy weight, and tastes great. Spring water never tastes flat or boiled. It makes for an excellent drinking experience and one that does wonders for the body. Mineral water is right behind.

The bottom line is that aside from vaccines, there's really nothing you can take to improve your immune system, so it's probably best to avoid pills and potions that make those types of claims.

Myth. Taking a daily multivitamin is probably a good idea to stay healthy if you eat poorly. But taking megadoses of a single vitamin or supplement has not been proven to help the immune system.