Paleovalley Essential Electrolytes

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Electrolytes are key in daily nutrition, but where do most of them come from? Paleovalley makes electrolytes from the raw, whole food sources they come from, not synthetic, isolate d versions. Essential electrolytes from their place in nature. Paleovalley Essential Electrolytes takes a different approach than the standard. Sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium sourced entirely from unrefined ancient sea salt, organic coconut water, seawater, and seaweed extract — along with 60-plus naturally occurring trace minerals you won't find in any synthetic formula. Ancient Sea Salt With Full Trace Mineral Spectrum – Most electrolyte products use refined sodium chloride — stripped of the trace minerals that come with it naturally. Essential Electrolytes sources sodium from an ancient underground seabed, arriving unrefined with 60+ naturally occurring trace minerals intact and third-party tested to confirm it's free of microplastics and contaminants. Whole-Food Potassium, Magnesium, and Calcium – Potassium comes from organic coconut water powder, magnesium from seawater in one of its most bioavailable natural forms, and calcium from seaweed extract. Each mineral arrives as nature packaged it — with the co-factors that support absorption rather than as an isolated synthetic salt. No Synthetic Ingredients, Including the Sweetener – Essential Electrolytes is naturally sweetened with organic monk fruit with no added sugar, no sugar alcohols, no artificial sweeteners, and no artificial colors or dyes. Each of the four flavors uses organic fruit-derived flavors, real fruit powder, or organic spice — nothing synthetic in any form. The synergy between sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium is what drives real hydration — not any single mineral in isolation. How to Use Paleovalley Essential Electrolytes Daily Use: Add one scoop to 8–12oz of water and stir or shake until dissolved. Adjust water volume to taste preference. Timing: Effective morning, during training, or post-workout. For athletes on low-carb or high-training-volume diets, or those who consume more than 2–3 cups of coffee daily, daily electrolyte replenishment is particularly valuable. Show more