Is k1000 the same electrolyte powder as dr berg's? the nutrition labels is exactly for both products. same use of concentrace ac.

The ingredients of these 2 ingredients are NOT the same. If you look at Dr. Berg's product it actually has more total of 306g with 45 servings and this product (competitor copycat) is less total product and only 300g but with more servings (50). Interesting. Now compare the FLAVORING - Dr. Berg's has a natural flavoring versus the competitor product being flavoring. The only way they could be getting more servings by using less product is by using a synthetic flavoring because synthetic flavoring uses a lot LESS space than natural flavoring. With synthetic flavoring, you can use one-tenth of the ingredient because its more concentrated. That means it uses 10x less volume. The competitor product also has a smaller scooper to justify the 50 servings giving the illusion of more. So the question is do you want more of a less quality product? The other difference is the rice fiber. The problem with rice fiber is not the carbohydrates, its (1) phytic acid. This acid blocks the absorption of minerals, especially zinc and (2) more importantly rice bran contains arsenic. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18939599 I would also bet that their rice bran is coming from China – which is where most of the world's rice products come from, not in the US.

Hi-Lyte Keto K1000 Electrolyte Powder | Raspberry Lemon | Hydration Supplement Drink Mix | Boost Energy & Beat Leg Cramps | No Sugar, No Maltodextrin | 50 Servings

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