Pickle juice has long been touted as a curative for muscle cramps, and some studies have actually shown it to be effective. It’s been suggested that the electrolyte compound (a.k.a. sodium) in the brine is helpful, or there could be a neurological component at play. Whatever the reason, plenty of athletes swear by a shot of brine when the going gets tough.
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For cyclists and runners, the post-workout snack should refill electrolyte stores, help rehydrate, and chill you out—of course, that’s if you’re into the idea of slurping on frozen pickle juice. And these Pickle Pops won’t do too well in a belt or pocket—they’re best enjoyed straight from the freezer.
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