THE NERDY VERSION

WHAT'S ACTUALLY IN MORWOTS?

We kept Morwots focused on what has a clear job to do while you're riding: carbohydrate, fluid and key electrolytes. Nothing added just to make the ingredient list longer.

29GCarbohydrate per serve

2Carbohydrate transport routes

Na + KSodium + potassium salts

0Gelling agents

CARBOHYDRATE DELIVERY

29G. TWO TRANSPORT ROUTES.

Morwots combines maltodextrin and fructose two carbohydrate sources commonly paired in endurance nutrition. Maltodextrin supplies glucose, which is absorbed primarily through SGLT1. Fructose uses a separate transporter, GLUT5.

Using more than one intestinal transport route is a well-established approach when carbohydrate intake gets higher, rather than relying on a single carbohydrate source.

Maltodextrin → glucose SGLT1 Primary intestinal glucose transport route

Fructose GLUT5 A separate intestinal fructose transport route

ELECTROLYTES

REPLACE WHAT MATTERS. KEEP IT SIMPLE.

Morwots includes sodium and potassium salts as part of the drink mix. It is designed as during-ride fuel, not as a complete daily mineral supplement.

That distinction matters: every ingredient needs a reason to be in the bottle while you're riding.

Na + K Sodium + potassium salts. Kept deliberately simple.

NO.

CALCIUM + MAGNESIUM

They are important nutrients. We just don't think that means they need to be in everything.

For most adequately nourished riders, calcium and magnesium needs are better handled through normal dietary intake than token amounts added to a during-ride drink. Morwots is ride fuel — not a multivitamin.

NO.

HYDROGEL / GELLING AGENTS

Hydrogel delivery systems are interesting, but current research has not consistently shown superior performance or gastrointestinal tolerance over conventional carbohydrate drinks.

We couldn't justify the extra complexity, so we left it out.

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