Propel Water Review...Is This The Best Water For Your Health?

In this Propel Water Review...we see just how good this popular beverage is for your health.
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Now, when it comes to Propel Water, we test it for 3 specific properties...
Hey, what's going on? I'm LaPrentiss Demond. In this video, we are going to be doing a test against nothing, We're gonna do a test of Propel electrolyte water.
Okay? Let's go ahead and pour this up. Ooh, has a little pressure to it. So this is made by Gatorade. All right, so this is gonna account for all of your Gatorade, your Powerades, all those electrolyte drinks that you see in sports, right?
You see the NFL athletes promoting this all the time. Okay? And we're gonna be putting it up to the test against our electrolytes, reduced water here.
All right! The first thing we are testing it for is antioxidants. And this one is at the top of the list.
The most important thing, because we aging y'all, the moment we came out of the womb, we used to have all these things around us, known as free radicals.
They have taken electrolytes, take, sorry taken the electrons from our healthy cells and that creates oxidation and inflammation.
And they'll see things are linked to every single health disease, known to man.
That oxidation, that inflammation, it creates aging, rust disease in the body, okay?
And it's positively charged and we don't want that to happen. So we consume antioxidants, fruits, vegetables, vitamin A, vitamin C, and vitamin E.
When we consume these, guess what? We're gonna lower that oxidation, reduce that inflammation, inflammation's any type of "itus", by the way.
And we're gonna essentially stay looking young. So we're gonna test these beverages for antioxidants using this meter here this ORP meter, Oxidative Reduction Potential.
And if we see a positive number, that means it is oxidizing and creating more sickness in the body. If we see a negative number it's antioxidant and it's the fountain of youth.
So let's see what we get here with Propel. This is a grape. I smell the grape too. Let's see what we get with Propel. Wow. All right. Wow. We are getting 364.
Okay, so this is very, very oxidizing. Okay? 360 and ain't moving. It's barely moving. It's 360. As far as this Propel goes, this is very oxidizing.
All right, let's go ahead and compare this to our electrolyte-reduced water. Let's see what we get. Oh, wow. All right, so looks like we got -720.
Okay, this is negative so that means it's a very, very strong antioxidant, And shaking it up a little bit. We get it up to about 747, okay?
And it looks like, if I was to guess one of the reasons why this is very oxidizing, it's probably because of all the sugar that's in it, okay? This thing is full of sugar, okay?
Yeah. So there you have it. That is Propel. And as we see already, this is oxidizing us so we really don't want to consume it.
And in fact, if you're an athlete, more than likely you're not consuming this. You're getting paid, sponsoring it. Okay? Any professional is not really consuming this.
They're dumping on the coaches, all that type of stuff because they know this isn't gonna give them peak performance. But, regardless, let's move on to our next test.
And we see that's not hydrating us. This is sugar, essentially sugar water, right? And once again, we are buying this stuff because we see the athletes promoting it, right?
And the Gatorade, if they actually have it there, they're just dumping it on the coaches, okay? So, once again, that's the end of this test.
Propel, if you're trying to drink this for performance I would stay away from it. That's just my opinion.
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[@azrael2855]

Thanks for the review!

[@CAPTINjacksparrow]

You deserve more views, likes and comments. So informative and cleanly presented.

[@jxnglxst6874]

Never new about the teabag thing and now that I’ve seen it, it’s just common sense

[@Krackeno_]

Thanks for these reviews and your knowledge

[@LaPrentissDemond]

My pleasure!

[@mostachiocam1598]

This is exactly what I was looking for. I work outside and was wondering if propel was a good option

[@Strada-Vision]

Wow this saved me omg. 🤢🤮 I'm on carnivore diet and was trying to figure out why i feel so bad an cloudy all of a sudden and thought it was this... immediately cutting it out

[@josephsemet9245]

Nicely made video

[@vanessawilliams1657]

PEACE&LUV

[@nld-bl5ct]

I just bought 20 bottles of Propel, not drinking anymore, thanks so much, great review

[@BadassSon]

What do you recommend as an alternative?

[@LaPrentissDemond]

Just about any regular water would be better

[@LaPrentissDemond]

I'm not here to tell people what they want to hear. I share what they NEED to know

[@k31than]

It sucks that I discovered this video just now, after I've just purchased a pallet of Propel water from Sam's Club. It was one of the cheapest electrolyte water there at the moment, which is why bought it, as opposed to the ubiquitous Gatorade and Powerade. I've been drinking one bottle a day after and/or during work out, and now I'm wondering what to do because I still have half a pallet's worth of Propel bottled water left. I'll probably just drink one every other day instead of everyday at 5 days a week.

[@LaPrentissDemond]

You’re good. What would really suck is if you just went your whole life purchasing propel, thinking you were getting “electrolytes”. Then find out that your health is deteriorating, then obtain type 2 diabetes, to then be on insulin, which stops your body from producing its own, to then getting cancer because your body doesn’t get the oxygen. From there doing chemotherapy because the doctors pushed that on to you and going through the many challenges that come with that. THAT would suck. This is a great thing, because now that you know better, you can do better, and end the path that I shared above which is what the typical American goes through these days.

[@peacelovejoyandhappiness]

​@@LaPrentissDemond hi, I haven't listened to your whole video yet and of course I will. I am so curious what the best option is to drink besides just plain water. I'd like something different then just lemon or fresh fruit, I am trying to avoid getting cancer from these artificial additives. What's your favorite go to?

[@LaPrentissDemond]

I mainly drink water and smoothies.

[@peacelovejoyandhappiness]

@@LaPrentissDemond what is your favorite smoothie and ingredients please? Thanks.

[@LaPrentissDemond]

Burro bananas, berries honey and water of course

[@brap17x]

Where can I get the stuff on the right?

[@LaPrentissDemond]

It’s Electrolyzed Reduced Water. I share everything in this free Masterclass: laprentissdemond.com/water-presentation/

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thats bad ... i wont trust that propel