It’s a well-researched fact that dehydration negatively impacts performance. Being just the slightest bit dehydrated brings on all kinds of unpleasant side effects, like brain fog, headaches and dizziness. Maxim Group LLC is the sole book-running manager on the IPO. Maxim Group is a leading investment banking, securities and investment management firm. Hydration is necessary for survival. Water is the most important element in humans, as a full 60% of our body is water. This vital liquid is involved in every metabolic process of our body. We can only live one week without it. Losing just 2% of your body weight through dehydration can affect athletic performance by more than 20%. That’s the difference between a good day and a bad one! Using SOS can help you keep performing at your peak. What causes me to get dehydrated during the day? Yes, even though sodium is essential for osmolarity balance and is involved in many physiologic processes, in excess it can be harmful. Our body has mechanisms to keep a stable sodium-water balance. When we sweat, we lose water with a large sodium concentration. This is why it´s important to replenish the losses. However, too much sodium can cause swelling, and other complications. SOS provides the correct amount of sodium to replenish what you are losing. Is too much water bad for you? Dehydration can lead to frequent illness, headaches, low concentration, poor sleep, fatigue and poor performance.

People with water restrictions, heart or kidney problems, or children under the age of 1 should consult with a physician before use. SOS is not recommended for those with sedentary lifestyles, unless they suffer from mild to moderate dehydration. IS SOS APPROVED FOR USE BY THE FDA?

Yes, SOS can be compared to an IV drip for combating mild to moderate dehydration. After more that 50 years of research, Oral Rehydration Solutions have proven to be as fast and effective as an IV drip, but safer and cheaper. With SOS, you can prevent complications like infections, avoid the painful IV procedure, and save a lot of money. Severe dehydration should be treated with an IV drip by professional medical staff. CAN DIABETICS USE SOS?

James Mayo: Sports teams and independent research. Initially, I was the guinea pig to get the formula how we wanted it. An ORS is an Oral Rehydration Solution. A solution can be considered an ORS when it complies with the World Health Organization specification. These solutions are made by mixing the perfect amount of electrolytes and glucose, which can help the body absorb up to ten times as much water. This form of therapy was first discovered more that 50 years ago to treat patients with Cholera. The benefits of ORS use for an active lifestyle have become apparent more recently. SOS has taken this science and developed it for people with active lifestyles. WHEN SHOULD I DRINK SOS? SOS Hydration Inc (NASDAQ: SOSH) sells electrolyte-enhanced powdered drinks to consumers and organizations worldwide. The company’s proprietary formulation is focused on low sugar content and fast electrolyte absorption to combat the debilitating effects of dehydration. Yes, SOS can be compared to an IV drip for combating mild to moderate dehydration. After more that 50 years of research, Oral Rehydration Solutions have proven to be as fast and effective as an IV drip, but safer and cheaper. With SOS, you can prevent complications like infections, avoid the painful IV procedure, and save a lot of money. Severe dehydration should be treated with an IV drip by professional medical staff. Can diabetics use SOS? SOS doesn’t need NSF approval. SOS is a food product and is in the same category as Gatorade and Powerade neither of which need NSF approval. What do I mix SOS with?Compared to tablets, SOS has about two to three times the electrolytes, and a tablet takes almost as long as I could run a mile to dissolve. Plus, if it is fizzing in your cup, what’s it doing in your gut? Meanwhile, inflationary pressures are significantly affecting raw material costs. And advertising, marketing and salary costs also rose last year. Diabetic people with active lifestyles can drink SOS to prevent and combat mild to moderate dehydration. SOS contains two types of sugars: sucrose and dextrose. Sucrose is a medium glycemic index sugar. It is a disaccharide (formed by two molecules of sugar). Once it arrives to the small intestines, sucrose splits into one molecule of glucose and one molecule of fructose. After drinking SOS, you will get a small glucose peak, which provides energy and water absorption enhancement. Dextrose is a simple sugar with a high GI index. HOW DO I KNOW IF I AM DEHYDRATED? SOS is part of the Informed Sport and Informed Choice program and as such our manufacturing process and ingredients have been analysed and are frequently audited to ensure that SOS is safe for any athlete that gets tested by WADA as part of their sport. Is SOS approved by NSF?