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alb9112
30 Nov 2020

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How do you say this in English (US)? Suero. In México we refer to suero as the electrolit bottles they sell at the pharmacies or any other store.. But i think serum in English is not the same. Is there a general term used in English to refer to 'suero' that is not the brand? Thank you!
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yyahi__
30 Nov 2020

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@alb9112 I actually never thought of that xD
but i guess you can say whey (suero en polvo de leche es como proteína) or serum, i think it’ll be more common if you call it by its brand..

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ecuret
30 Nov 2020

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I think you might be referring to what we’d call a ‘sports drink’ - this is a flavored beverage that contains electrolytes.

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yyahi__
30 Nov 2020

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@alb9112 I actually never thought of that xD
but i guess you can say whey (suero en polvo de leche es como proteína) or serum, i think it’ll be more common if you call it by its brand..

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