Energy Drink!!!!

This topic was created in the Health forum by cappysweetie on Wednesday, September 17, 2008 and has 7 replies.

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@cappysweetie
20 Years10,000+ Posts

oh my ... sleep is taking me over 😢 No, I can't do, I simply can't do it ... I'm all dizzy. I got three hoars last night. I should go to the gass station but you are right energy drinks and coffee are bbbadd but goodness, I can bearly keep my eyes open ...

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@Pisces_Dream
18 Years1,000+ PostsPisces

I am not a huge fan of many energy drinks because of all the sugar plus I hate how they spike you and than drop you. In my quest to find a good drink I have discovered two that I absolutely love that give me the great energy but don't make me crash hard. The first is FRS. It is definately an aquired taste but the energy feeling feels natural and refreshing. Lance Armstrong endorses FRS. The other is Xenergy. It is sparkling tasting no sugar no and no calories.

Those are my two picks. Happy studying cap!

Pd

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@PlanetMercuryGirl
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Energy drinks have been said to be dangerous. People have died from them because a lot of people drink them like sodas when they are only supposed to be used as a pick me up. I would like to ask what your diet is like. If you don't eat well, that could be what is making you sluggish. Energy drinks will just make your heart rate spike. What about coffee? Isn't coffee supposed to help people stay awake? The plus side to coffee is that it has antioxidants in it and its supposed to generate new cell turnover in your skin. LoL. Waaaaaaay off topic, but why not? Weirdness.

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