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I. The rush that takes over your body when you take a sip of that refreshing drink keeps you wanting more. The power you feel after consuming this product, makes you feel alive and well enough to climb the tallest tower. II. Has it ever crossed your mind, what exactly is an energy drink? Not many people realize the effects that are caused by energy drinks such as Monster and Red bull. People are so used to consuming vast amounts of caffeine in order to keep their energy levels high, but do they

The controversy of regulating energy drinks has been explored by Sherryn Furter and Clive Post. Through her blog SmartParents (19/2/15) Furter reasonably contends that banning energy drinks is the ultimate solution to raise healthy kids. Whereas Post in his website BewareTheNannyState (4/10/15) argues that people should be given their right to choose. Unlike Furter who target parents, Post has reached for the wider public. Sherryn Furter argues that energy drinks are more harmful and dangerous than

Energy drinks are the largest growing area of the United States beverage industry since, being they were first introduced to the market in 1987. Today, the U.S. market for energy drinks is estimated at $35 billion and is expected to grow the reach $53 billion by the year 2016. The United States is one the world's largest consumer by volume of energy drinks. Given that, roughly 35%-45% of adolescents and young adults admit that they drink at least one energy drink per day. In view of, the market is

The consumption of alcohol mixed with energy drinks (AmEDs) is becoming increasingly popular amongst young adults and university students worldwide (Droste, Tonner, Zinkiewicz, Pennay, Lubman & Miller, 2014; Mallet, Marzell, Scaglione, Hultgren & Turrisi, 2014; Marczinski, Filmore, Henges, Ramsey & Young, 2013). In Australia it is estimated that almost half of eighteen to twenty-four year olds have used AmEDs, as well as 10% of them stating they use them weekly (Droste et al., 2014). Motives for

drinking too many energy drinks? There has been a total of 34 total deaths due to energy drinks. The most common ones are linked to 5-hour energy, and Monsters. Be careful on how many you drink. 8 percent of american teens drink energy drinks weekly, 20 percent think that energy drinks are safe to drink, 13 percent think that energy drinks are sports drinks. The side effects of energy drinks are: Headaches, Chest pain, and shaking. First, headaches come with drinking energy drinks. The important ingredients

Energy drinks are a beverage that has been taking over the industry by storm. But do these drinks that claim to give you energy actually give you that boost of energy you need? Probably not and the author of Energy Drinks Promise Edge, but Experts Say Proof Is Scant seems to agree. The author successfully supports their claim that energy drinks are a scam by providing evidence on how most of the ingredients are ineffective, have mostly no benefits for consumers, and that companies are lying for a

In the article the author successfully supports the claim made that energy drinks make promises of giving you an edge, but the experts so there is little proof to support that claim. Researchers claimed there is a lack of information to backup if energy drinks do what they claim to be able to do. Secondly, researcher are unsure of what the ingredients actually do in energy drinks. Lastly, they are popular in Europe, before coming to the U.S, and even the studies in Europe were not helpful for

fitness industry that we are proposing for research includes a variety of energy drinks with high concentrations of caffeine, from products such as Gatorade, Red Bull, Monster, etc. Targeted users for this product include amateur and professional athletes, young adults between the ages of 16-25, and other individuals who would be considered a "workaholic" or "busy person." The main reason why athletes consume energy drinks is because they increase focus, improve performance, vitalize the body, mind,

Do you enjoy energy drinks or do you enjoy an alcoholic beverage? Of course you enjoy one of them or even in some cases both. What would you do if I told you can get the best of both worlds in one drink? Well if time machines existed you would want to back before the year of 2010. Back in 2010 two drinks were pulled of the shelves in stores these drinks were called Joose and Four Loko. Back in 2005 Four Loko was introduced into the world by a company called Phusion Projects. The company is now banned

Do you know what energy drinks can cause? No, probably not. Energy drinks can cause sleep disturbances, headaches, dehydrate the body, anxiety, chest pains, digestive problems, dizziness, paraesthesia, insomnia, restlessness, elevation in blood pressure and heart rate, abnormal heart rhythms, seizures, and even DEATH. Energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine along with other additives that are, obviously, not good for you. Ever since consuming your first energy drink you have probably become