Energy Drinks

Red Bull for starter’s
has about the average amount of caffine in a cup of coffee, 80 mg
has added Taurine
It boosts, performance, concentration and reaction speed, vigilance, and stimulates metabolism.

Taurine is a essaintial amino acid, found meat, eggs, fish. This is brain energy, makes you concentrate and be smarter.

Sure I used to be a coffee drinker/ sometime coca-cola occasionally, but I have discovered so many therapeutic benefits since I sarted drinkign Red Bull, I know of adverse effects if you do not adhere to 2 cans max daily. But other than it seems pretty safe.

Is it better or worse than coke?, and why do people believe these energy drinks are unhelathy or evil or something. There absolutely fantastic! I drink 1x 473mL can everyday, the only thing I believe its hurting is my wallet.
Helps me concentrate when I’m studying + downing a can before a workout at the gym makes me workout much harder cuz I fleel all energetic!
And boost the heart rate! <3
Also lost weight, + have a six pack abs now.

haha the answers above me are bullshit, or bullsperm…

and the marketing crap you actually believe’s pretty funny.

Red bull has a crapload of sugar in it, and a dose of caffeine. That’s all that’s there. see all that b12 and amino acids and whatever else they claim gives benefits? either derives into caffeine or does nothing at all.

"Boost the heart rate" How can that be a positive thing? anyway you’ve bought into a mega-placebo effect, you’re just taking your coffees with 9 sugars, and paying way more than you should be for red bulls.

"Taurine is a essaintial amino acid", wait so people who don’t drink this are going to die?

@ any rate a pint of the stuff aint exactly high dose.

Red Bull for starter’s
has about the average amount of caffine in a cup of coffee, 80 mg
has added Taurine
It boosts, performance, concentration and reaction speed, vigilance, and stimulates metabolism.

Taurine is a essaintial amino acid, found meat, eggs, fish. This is brain energy, makes you concentrate and be smarter.

Sure I used to be a coffee drinker/ sometime coca-cola occasionally, but I have discovered so many therapeutic benefits since I sarted drinkign Red Bull, I know of adverse effects if you do not adhere to 2 cans max daily. But other than it seems pretty safe.

Is it better or worse than coke?, and why do people believe these energy drinks are unhelathy or evil or something. There absolutely fantastic! I drink 1x 473mL can everyday, the only thing I believe its hurting is my wallet.
Helps me concentrate when I’m studying + downing a can before a workout at the gym makes me workout much harder cuz I fleel all energetic!
And boost the heart rate! <3
Also lost weight, + have a six pack abs now.

haha the answers above me are bullshit, or bullsperm…

and the marketing crap you actually believe’s pretty funny.

Red bull has a crapload of sugar in it, and a dose of caffeine. That’s all that’s there. see all that b12 and amino acids and whatever else they claim gives benefits? either derives into caffeine or does nothing at all.

"Boost the heart rate" How can that be a positive thing? anyway you’ve bought into a mega-placebo effect, you’re just taking your coffees with 9 sugars, and paying way more than you should be for red bulls.

"Taurine is a essaintial amino acid", wait so people who don’t drink this are going to die?

@ any rate a pint of the stuff aint exactly high dose.

Before you down that next can red bull, check out this energy drink straight from the rain forest called that we Kaapor call firevine.

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Red Bull for starter’s
has about the average amount of caffine in a cup of coffee, 80 mg
has added Taurine
It boosts, performance, concentration and reaction speed, vigilance, and stimulates metabolism.

Taurine is a essaintial amino acid, found meat, eggs, fish. This is brain energy, makes you concentrate and be smarter.

Sure I used to be a coffee drinker/ sometime coca-cola occasionally, but I have discovered so many therapeutic benefits since I sarted drinkign Red Bull, I know of adverse effects if you do not adhere to 2 cans max daily. But other than it seems pretty safe.

Is it better or worse than coke?, and why do people believe these energy drinks are unhelathy or evil or something. There absolutely fantastic! I drink 1x 473mL can everyday, the only thing I believe its hurting is my wallet.
Helps me concentrate when I’m studying + downing a can before a workout at the gym makes me workout much harder cuz I fleel all energetic!
And boost the heart rate! <3
Also lost weight, + have a six pack abs now.

haha the answers above me are bullshit, or bullsperm…

and the marketing crap you actually believe’s pretty funny.

Red bull has a crapload of sugar in it, and a dose of caffeine. That’s all that’s there. see all that b12 and amino acids and whatever else they claim gives benefits? either derives into caffeine or does nothing at all.

"Boost the heart rate" How can that be a positive thing? anyway you’ve bought into a mega-placebo effect, you’re just taking your coffees with 9 sugars, and paying way more than you should be for red bulls.

"Taurine is a essaintial amino acid", wait so people who don’t drink this are going to die?

@ any rate a pint of the stuff aint exactly high dose.

Red Bull for starter’s
has about the average amount of caffine in a cup of coffee, 80 mg
has added Taurine
It boosts, performance, concentration and reaction speed, vigilance, and stimulates metabolism.

Taurine is a essaintial amino acid, found meat, eggs, fish. This is brain energy, makes you concentrate and be smarter.

Sure I used to be a coffee drinker/ sometime coca-cola occasionally, but I have discovered so many therapeutic benefits since I sarted drinkign Red Bull, I know of adverse effects if you do not adhere to 2 cans max daily. But other than it seems pretty safe.

Is it better or worse than coke?, and why do people believe these energy drinks are unhelathy or evil or something. There absolutely fantastic! I drink 1x 473mL can everyday, the only thing I believe its hurting is my wallet.
Helps me concentrate when I’m studying + downing a can before a workout at the gym makes me workout much harder cuz I fleel all energetic!
And boost the heart rate! <3
Also lost weight, + have a six pack abs now.

haha the answers above me are bullshit, or bullsperm…

and the marketing crap you actually believe’s pretty funny.

Red bull has a crapload of sugar in it, and a dose of caffeine. That’s all that’s there. see all that b12 and amino acids and whatever else they claim gives benefits? either derives into caffeine or does nothing at all.

"Boost the heart rate" How can that be a positive thing? anyway you’ve bought into a mega-placebo effect, you’re just taking your coffees with 9 sugars, and paying way more than you should be for red bulls.

"Taurine is a essaintial amino acid", wait so people who don’t drink this are going to die?

@ any rate a pint of the stuff aint exactly high dose.

ENERGY IN A CAN

“Improve your concentration! Feel more energetic Perfonn better!" promise the advertisements for many of the popular enegy drinks. But do these beverages really live up to these promises? Well, they seem to, at least temporariIy. These drinks are basically a mixture of caffeine an sugar. Caffeine is a míld stimulant that can create alertness and energy levels. Altbough amounts differ among manufacturersc energy’ drinks generally contain about fue same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee. As a comparison cola has about half the amount.Most energy drinks also have quite a large clase of sugar, which is another source of quick energy. In addition some of the drinks also contain some vitamins, and extracts from plants that are believed to have some health benefits.
So with little new to offer, how have fuese beverages become the favourite drinks for millions of young people, whether before exams or while out partying? The answer is probably because of the young vigous image promoted in advertising campaigns directed mainly at people under thirty. This image is further emphasised through youth-oriented sports and music events sponsored by some of the major manufacturers, by which they link their names to achievement and enjoyment. And finally, there’s fue trendy packaging, which is often colourful and in some cases resembles beer cans.
There are a few things that energy-drink fans should keep in mmd. First, do not mix the drinks with alcohol. According to some recent research, the combination could cause heart problems. And, if you drink them before or during physÍcal activity, such as running or dancing, be sure also to drink a lot of water, as high amounts of caffeine cause the body to lose more fluid than normal. Finally, remember that energy drinks provide only a temporaly increase in energy. If you’re aiming for long-lasting high energy levels and increased concentration, a healthy diet, plenty of exercise and enough sleep are more etfective than energy in a can.

A.- Decide whether the sentences below are T(true) or F(false). Find evidence in the text to support your answers.
a.l. – An energy drink doesn’t improve concentration.
a.2.- Energy drinks have twice as much caffeine as colas.
a.3.- Energy drinks can be used instead of water.

B.- Answer the following questions.(ln your own words).
b. 1- what are the effects of caffeine?
b.2.- How halle energy-drink manufacturers marketed their product to young people?

C.- Find words or expressions in the text that mean:
drinks
paid for
ability to think quickly
connect things together
amount
remember

D.- Complete the sentences.
d.1.- Advertisements for energy drinks promise that your concentratÍon………..
d.2.- There’s the same amount of caffeíne………
d.3.- Heart probiems could….
thanksss and 10 points!! : )

do your own homework! don’t be so lazy, it doesn’t even look that hard!

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ENERGY IN A CAN

“Improve your concentration! Feel more energetic Perfonn better!" promise the advertisements for many of the popular enegy drinks. But do these beverages really live up to these promises? Well, they seem to, at least temporariIy. These drinks are basically a mixture of caffeine an sugar. Caffeine is a míld stimulant that can create alertness and energy levels. Altbough amounts differ among manufacturersc energy’ drinks generally contain about fue same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee. As a comparison cola has about half the amount.Most energy drinks also have quite a large clase of sugar, which is another source of quick energy. In addition some of the drinks also contain some vitamins, and extracts from plants that are believed to have some health benefits.
So with little new to offer, how have fuese beverages become the favourite drinks for millions of young people, whether before exams or while out partying? The answer is probably because of the young vigous image promoted in advertising campaigns directed mainly at people under thirty. This image is further emphasised through youth-oriented sports and music events sponsored by some of the major manufacturers, by which they link their names to achievement and enjoyment. And finally, there’s fue trendy packaging, which is often colourful and in some cases resembles beer cans.
There are a few things that energy-drink fans should keep in mmd. First, do not mix the drinks with alcohol. According to some recent research, the combination could cause heart problems. And, if you drink them before or during physÍcal activity, such as running or dancing, be sure also to drink a lot of water, as high amounts of caffeine cause the body to lose more fluid than normal. Finally, remember that energy drinks provide only a temporaly increase in energy. If you’re aiming for long-lasting high energy levels and increased concentration, a healthy diet, plenty of exercise and enough sleep are more etfective than energy in a can.

A.- Decide whether the sentences below are T(true) or F(false). Find evidence in the text to support your answers.
a.l. – An energy drink doesn’t improve concentration.
a.2.- Energy drinks have twice as much caffeine as colas.
a.3.- Energy drinks can be used instead of water.

B.- Answer the following questions.(ln your own words).
b. 1- what are the effects of caffeine?
b.2.- How halle energy-drink manufacturers marketed their product to young people?

C.- Find words or expressions in the text that mean:
drinks
paid for
ability to think quickly
connect things together
amount
remember

D.- Complete the sentences.
d.1.- Advertisements for energy drinks promise that your concentratÍon………..
d.2.- There’s the same amount of caffeíne………
d.3.- Heart probiems could….
thanksss and 10 points!! : )

do your own homework! don’t be so lazy, it doesn’t even look that hard!

ENERGY IN A CAN

“Improve your concentration! Feel more energetic Perfonn better!" promise the advertisements for many of the popular enegy drinks. But do these beverages really live up to these promises? Well, they seem to, at least temporariIy. These drinks are basically a mixture of caffeine an sugar. Caffeine is a míld stimulant that can create alertness and energy levels. Altbough amounts differ among manufacturersc energy’ drinks generally contain about fue same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee. As a comparison cola has about half the amount.Most energy drinks also have quite a large clase of sugar, which is another source of quick energy. In addition some of the drinks also contain some vitamins, and extracts from plants that are believed to have some health benefits.
So with little new to offer, how have fuese beverages become the favourite drinks for millions of young people, whether before exams or while out partying? The answer is probably because of the young vigous image promoted in advertising campaigns directed mainly at people under thirty. This image is further emphasised through youth-oriented sports and music events sponsored by some of the major manufacturers, by which they link their names to achievement and enjoyment. And finally, there’s fue trendy packaging, which is often colourful and in some cases resembles beer cans.
There are a few things that energy-drink fans should keep in mmd. First, do not mix the drinks with alcohol. According to some recent research, the combination could cause heart problems. And, if you drink them before or during physÍcal activity, such as running or dancing, be sure also to drink a lot of water, as high amounts of caffeine cause the body to lose more fluid than normal. Finally, remember that energy drinks provide only a temporaly increase in energy. If you’re aiming for long-lasting high energy levels and increased concentration, a healthy diet, plenty of exercise and enough sleep are more etfective than energy in a can.

A.- Decide whether the sentences below are T(true) or F(false). Find evidence in the text to support your answers.
a.l. – An energy drink doesn’t improve concentration.
a.2.- Energy drinks have twice as much caffeine as colas.
a.3.- Energy drinks can be used instead of water.

B.- Answer the following questions.(ln your own words).
b. 1- what are the effects of caffeine?
b.2.- How halle energy-drink manufacturers marketed their product to young people?

C.- Find words or expressions in the text that mean:
drinks
paid for
ability to think quickly
connect things together
amount
remember

D.- Complete the sentences.
d.1.- Advertisements for energy drinks promise that your concentratÍon………..
d.2.- There’s the same amount of caffeíne………
d.3.- Heart probiems could….
thanksss and 10 points!! : )

do your own homework! don’t be so lazy, it doesn’t even look that hard!

ENERGY IN A CAN

“Improve your concentration! Feel more energetic Perfonn better!" promise the advertisements for many of the popular enegy drinks. But do these beverages really live up to these promises? Well, they seem to, at least temporariIy. These drinks are basically a mixture of caffeine an sugar. Caffeine is a míld stimulant that can create alertness and energy levels. Altbough amounts differ among manufacturersc energy’ drinks generally contain about fue same amount of caffeine as a cup of coffee. As a comparison cola has about half the amount.Most energy drinks also have quite a large clase of sugar, which is another source of quick energy. In addition some of the drinks also contain some vitamins, and extracts from plants that are believed to have some health benefits.
So with little new to offer, how have fuese beverages become the favourite drinks for millions of young people, whether before exams or while out partying? The answer is probably because of the young vigous image promoted in advertising campaigns directed mainly at people under thirty. This image is further emphasised through youth-oriented sports and music events sponsored by some of the major manufacturers, by which they link their names to achievement and enjoyment. And finally, there’s fue trendy packaging, which is often colourful and in some cases resembles beer cans.
There are a few things that energy-drink fans should keep in mmd. First, do not mix the drinks with alcohol. According to some recent research, the combination could cause heart problems. And, if you drink them before or during physÍcal activity, such as running or dancing, be sure also to drink a lot of water, as high amounts of caffeine cause the body to lose more fluid than normal. Finally, remember that energy drinks provide only a temporaly increase in energy. If you’re aiming for long-lasting high energy levels and increased concentration, a healthy diet, plenty of exercise and enough sleep are more etfective than energy in a can.

A.- Decide whether the sentences below are T(true) or F(false). Find evidence in the text to support your answers.
a.l. – An energy drink doesn’t improve concentration.
a.2.- Energy drinks have twice as much caffeine as colas.
a.3.- Energy drinks can be used instead of water.

B.- Answer the following questions.(ln your own words).
b. 1- what are the effects of caffeine?
b.2.- How halle energy-drink manufacturers marketed their product to young people?

C.- Find words or expressions in the text that mean:
drinks
paid for
ability to think quickly
connect things together
amount
remember

D.- Complete the sentences.
d.1.- Advertisements for energy drinks promise that your concentratÍon………..
d.2.- There’s the same amount of caffeíne………
d.3.- Heart probiems could….
thanksss and 10 points!! : )

do your own homework! don’t be so lazy, it doesn’t even look that hard!