| | | | | The Dangers of Energy Drinks |
| Energy Drinks | | | | These drinks, when used in moderation, are relatively |
| We see them advertised all over the place. These are | | | | safe. However, when they are consumed over a |
| also freely available anywhere; from the food stores | | | | prolonged period of time, high levels of certain |
| to your local supermarkets. The energy drinks also | | | | ingredients that build up in the body over time can have |
| claim some absurd claims which become pretty hard | | | | major effects on the body. Some of these effects |
| to believe, at times. The fact of the matter is not | | | | last long-term. |
| every energy drink is the same. | | | | The ads are exciting. The names are enticing. Red Bull. |
| What are energy drinks? | | | | Adrenaline Rush. Whoopass. They are part of an |
| Energy drinks are beverages like Red Bull, Venom, | | | | ever-growing list of popular energy drinks marketed to |
| Adrenaline Rush, 180, ISO Sprint, and Whoopass, which | | | | the under thirties crowd, a market that used to belong |
| contain large doses of caffeine and other legal | | | | to soft drink companies like Coca-Cola and Pepsi. |
| stimulants like ephedrine, guarana, and ginseng. Energy | | | | Dangers Of Metabolism Boosters |
| drinks may contain as much as 80 mg of caffeine, the | | | | The main purpose of metabolism boosting substances |
| equivalent of a cup of coffee. Compared to the 37 | | | | is to assist body when exercising. They are there to |
| mg. of caffeine in a Mountain Dew, or the 23 mg. in a | | | | accelerate calorie burning process. There is a common |
| Coca-Cola Classic, that's a big punch. | | | | misperception that metabolism boosters can replace |
| The Health Dangers of Energy Drinks | | | | the role of physical activity in loosing weight. Fault for |
| Nu-Train comments: In 1997, with the introduction of | | | | this belief lies partly by online diet marketers. Last 5 |
| Red Bull, energy drinks began as a significant category | | | | years are known as “diet spamming” period. |
| in the US market. Since then, the market has grown by | | | | The truth is, not all energy drinks are the same. While |
| 50% almost yearly, and the energy drink market now | | | | many of the ingredients are common among them, |
| totals more than four billion dollars. Clearly, this indicates | | | | each energy drink has its own little twist to it. And |
| that many Americans are consuming these caffeine | | | | reading the labels of these drinks isn't going to help the |
| laden trendy beverages, but are they really that good | | | | average consumer much if they don't know what to |
| for us. | | | | look for |
| Energy Drink Dangers | | | | Energy drinks with booze |
| There are many different trends for food and | | | | Alcohol can be twice as dangerous when mixed with |
| entertainment that we have seen over the years. | | | | an energy drink, according to a new study published |
| Some trends prove timeless, like champagne at New | | | | two weeks ago by Wake Forest University School of |
| Year’s Eve, whereas some are gone as quickly as | | | | Medicine. |
| they began. A current trend gaining popularity is energy | | | | Super-caffeinated energy drinks, with names like Red |
| drinks. These highly caffeinated, sugary sweet drinks | | | | Bull, Monster, |
| are everywhere, from the stores to TV shows to the | | | | Full Throttle and Amp, have surged in popularity in the |
| bars and they are very popular on many college | | | | past decade. |
| campuses. | | | | |