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NutriYummy blends electrolytes and a good amount of carbohydrates for Isotonic Boost

Nutriyummy Isotonic Boost

NutriYummy is one of the few supplement companies we know out of Greece, and similar to other names you may not have heard of throughout Europe, it does incredibly well in its corner of the world. The brand has the traditionally large selection of products for competitors in that region, and new to the family just this month is Isotonic Boost. The hydration category has massively expanded these last few years, and that is the case internationally, not just here in the US.

Isotonic Boost is an all-new hydration-supporting supplement from NutriYummy, and it is relatively straight to the point, combining a variety of vitamins and minerals, all wrapped up in a flavored powder to support performance and hydration. The electrolyte total tucked into every serving of this one is relatively moderate at a little over half a gram, breaking down into 169mg of sodium, 215mg of chloride, 85mg of potassium, 21mg of calcium, and 64mg of phosphorus.

Consumers will notice that all of that comes in a heavy 25g serving size, and it has that weight because electrolytes aren’t the only big feature of Isotonic Boost. NutriYmmy has also packed it with a good amount of carbohydrates at 21g, a classic complement to hydration solutions, with dextrose, fructose, and maltodextrin as the sources. The product is making its way to shelves in Greece shortly, but there won’t be a full menu, just the one Tropical flavor available.