Our Science

At Waterkind, we believe hydration should work harder for you. That’s why we’ve crafted a blend of electrolytes, minerals, and vitamins to help water actually hydrate you at the cellular level.

 

Hydration isn't just about water

You’re drinking water, but your cells might still be dehydrated.

Real hydration happens inside the cell and that takes more than just H₂O.

How Hydration Works

Water
Water
What we drink to stay hydrated
Cell
Cell
Water needs to reach your cells
Electrolytes
Electrolytes
They open the door for water to move
Solutes
Solutes
They carry nutrients and minerals

What Complete Hydration Looks Like

Step 1
Water exchange
Water moves in and out of your cells
Step 2
Optimal Flow
Water and solutes are perfectly balanced in and around the cell.

Not sure how much water you need?

Use our hydration calculator to find out how much water and electrolytes your body needs daily.

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What’s Inside Waterkind

We kept our ingredient list short, familiar, and functional, designed to hydrate, support, and make you feel good.

Water

Water

Our base and our hero. Water makes up 96.5% of every can, purified, cold, and made better with essentials your body needs.
Magnesium

Magnesium

Supports muscle function, mood balance, and energy production. A hydration essential.


Potassium

Potassium

Helps regulate fluid balance, blood pressure, and proper nerve signals.


Sodium

Sodium

Maintains hydration and electrolyte balance. We include just enough, not too much.


Zinc

Zinc

Plays a role in immunity, metabolism, and skin support. Vital for cellular function.


Vitamin B3

Vitamin B3

Helps your body convert food into energy. Supports brain and skin health.


Vitamin B6

Vitamin B6

Supports metabolism, immune function, and mood regulation.


Vitamin B12

Vitamin B12

Essential for nerve health and red blood cell formation, especially for vegans.


Sugar

Sugar

Just 6g per can, to help your body absorb electrolytes better. More effective than 0g.


Why Soda Feels Good… Then Bad

The Dopamine Spike–Crash Cycle

1.
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Dopamine Spike

When you drink sugary soda, your brain releases a rapid surge of dopamine, the neurotransmitter linked to pleasure and reward. This gives you a quick sense of satisfaction.

2.
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Dopamine Adaptation

The brain quickly tries to restore balance (homeostasis). After the spike, it reduces dopamine release and lowers dopamine receptor sensitivity.

3.
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Dopamine Crash

This leads to a temporary drop in dopamine levels below baseline, making you feel tired, unmotivated, or irritable. Over time, the brain becomes less sensitive to pleasure from everyday experiences.

Chronic sugar intake rewires your brain.
In Egypt, the average person consumes 22.8kg of sugar per year — that’s like eating 450 teaspoons a month (Helgi Library, 2021) and with 2.25 million soft drinks consumed daily, this sugar surge fuels a constant loop of dopamine spikes and crashes.

Waterkind skips the spike. It supports hydration and cognitive clarity without triggering a crash.