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The Effects of Water vs Gatorade during Physical Exercise Fernando Federico San Miguel High School 05/04/17 The Effects of Water vs Gatorade during Physical Exercise The reason for this lab/research study is to know the physical effects on water vs Gatorade in exercise in a limited period of time. There are 2 subjects that are always active ,one male (19 years old) and the other female (35 years old). Both of the subjects were asked to a 90 minute workout session which included

A legacy is defined as something a person leaves behind to be remembered by. But why do you have to leave it behind? Why must you be dead to have a legacy? A legacy tells your life story: where you went, what you did, and who you talked to. A legacy is the story that you pass on to your children and your children’s children and the list goes on. In certain cases a legacy is left when you are alive. People like Michael Jackson, Maya Angelou, and Whitney Houston all made their legacies when they were

Gatorade Rhetorical Analysis Gatorade’s “Sweat It to Get It” campaign utilizes a multitude of rhetorical devices in its advertisement. The advertisement takes place on a sunny afternoon and in a generic convenience store. A businessman enters the store on his cell phone and grabs two Gatorades. When he attempts to purchase the drinks, the cashier promptly asks “Do you know what electrolytes are?” The cashier then proceeds to explain that one must sweat to purchase Gatorade and therefore the cashier

Diversification Strategies Let’s explain diversification of a company first; I myself thought it meant something totally different. A diversified company is a company that has multiple unrelated businesses. Those different businesses require separate management teams, have different customers, and produce different products or sell different services. One of the advantages of being a diversified company is that can create a separation from issues of one of the other businesses. Companies can

developing opportunities for enrichment and growth of employees, business partners, and the community. (PepsiCo) Today a consumer can find many products produced by PepsiCo in any local or major convenience store. With global brands such as Frito Lay, Gatorade, Quaker Oats, and Tropicana, it is easy to see

In this experiment, DNA was extracted from human cheek cells using Gatorade, soap solution, and rubbing alcohol. To do this, Gatorade was swished in the subject’s mouth vigorously for 45 seconds, and then added to soap solution and rubbing alcohol. This mixture was left to sit in ice water for two to three minutes. It was hypothesized that when cheek cells were placed into Gatorade, soap solution, and rubbing alcohol, that the DNA would be extracted, forming a stringy substance. This hypothesis was

Results Effects of Fluid Type on Volume of Urine: The people who drank Gatorade and coffee were both only able to produce three urine samples at 30 minutes, 60 minutes, and 90 minutes. The general trend for these two drinks was that the volume of urine increased over time. The urine produced from Gatorade samples increased greatly over each sample, beginning at a low 46 mL with the first sample, jumping to 215 mL, and ending at 410 mL. The person who consumed coffee began with a moderate amount

MARKETING ASSIGNMENT ON PEPSI PEPSI Pepsi is a soft drink manufactured and produced by PepsiCo Company. It is sold in places such as restaurants, retail stores, cinemas, schools and from vending machines. The drink was first made by pharmacist Caleb Bradham in New Bern, North Carolina in 1890s. The brand attained its trademark on June 16, 1903. There were many Pepsi products produced over the years since 1898. PepsiCo brands are available in about 200 territories and countries

LAYS: INTRODUCTION ABOUT PEPSICO: • PEPSICO is globally known for its food and beverages. • It is the leader in this industry with a revenue of more than $65 million and a portfolio of about 22 brands including LAYS. • PepsiCo has 22 diverse product lines that provides a diversity of high quality products giving refreshment and nutrition. • PepsiCo brands are offered in nearly 200 countries and union territories. • PepsiCo is the 2nd largest producer of the soft drinks all over the world. •

Gatorade saw a problem arising as they were starting to lose its target audience due to the mass amount of other options in the market that sprung up that are similar ideas to Gatorade. Their decision to create the G series was their proposed solution to regaining their audience but also to try and expand their brand. But it didn’t come without a few challenges to deal with before it could be considered successful. They wanted to broaden their product to focus not just on hydration, but also on other