Electrolites (vitamins and minerals) have nothing to do with Ph (acidity) dumbass.
Gee, we're a bunch of chemistry nuts on here, aren't we?
Electrolytes (with a 'y') are not "vitamins and minerals" -- they are usually solutions of acids, bases or salts. Obviously, acids and bases have everything to do with pH (which is not "acidity"), and I don't have to tell you how salts are generated, do I? (hint: it has to do with acids and bases.) In addition to neutral salts, there are also acid and basic salts, you know (which are probably not in my sports drink!)
I'm sure CBS can take it from here.