Pickle juice may help with muscle cramps, upset stomachs, and hangovers. Many brands offer zero calories per 8-ounce serving and provide electrolytes. However, it’s high in sodium, with up to 821 ...

Pickle juice has been shown to help prevent muscle cramps in athletes. The vinegar in pickle juice may help reduce heartburn and stabilize blood sugar. Pickle juice is loaded with sodium ...

Muscle cramps are a total pain ... you might want to forgo an over-the-counter pain reliever for a swig of pickle juice instead. That’s right: That same liquid those cukes are swimming in ...

Pickle Juice®, the pioneering brand behind the only scientifically proven formula designed to stop muscle cramps at the neurological source, is now available at Coles Supermarkets across Australia.

Some TikTokers even swear by drinking pickle juice post-workout, claiming it helps with hydration and muscle cramps, a trend actual sports science doesn’t completely dismiss, by the way.

so experts think another aspect of pickle juice must be pushing pause on muscle cramps: vinegar. Vinegar contains acetic acid, which gives it its pungent smell and sour taste and helps to preserve ...

Muscle cramps are a total pain. And next time you feel one cropping up after a long run or heavyweight session, you might want to forgo an over-the-counter pain reliever for a swig of pickle juice ...