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Energy drinks! What is an energy drink more often than not we find ourselves pushed or attracted to buying energy drinks? Talking about energy drinks we are literally referring to canned or bottled beverages that are being sold in convenient stores, groceries stores night clubs/bars. What is contained in the energy drinks? They are made up of large amounts of caffeine, sugar with additional ingredients like vitamins B herbal stimulus, amino acids etc.
Most of the Drinks are market purposefully to target the you people who are conceded to be actively active within the age range between 15 to 30 and perhaps that`s why most of the them in most cases are have their trade marks names that convey strength, speed sexuality and power.
Energy drinks in themselves the contain a lot of caffeine, in most cases the amount of caffeine in it is normally indicated on the drinks pack for the consumer to have a good understanding of his/her drinks content. Most of the times we encounter the problem of anxiety palpitation, immutability difficulty in sleeping and indigestion with relatively small amounts after we have used the dinks putting in mind that the drinks are not taken in the same pace or manner like tea or coffee which one gets to sip slowly. It is highly advisable for people with heart problems to refrain from caffeine usage due to its stimulating effect.
Till date we can`t really put together the effect of the combined ingredients that are contained in the energy drinks, although many ingredients are believed to work synergistically with caffeine so as to boost its stimulating power.
Further more we find sugar as the other content contained in the energy drinks of course I don`tt mean to be oblige to the fact that in most of our stores we can also find energy drinks that are sugar free, Sugar in itself is a quick source of energy, in most cases vitamin B is mostly added in the content of the energy drinks but in little amounts making them look and test more healthy drinks. No doubt that some extend they are healthy especially when we look at it from the point where vitamin B are fully involved in converting food into energy, now this leads us to the next question.
Should or should we not take the energy beverages? In my opinion as much as we might have the feeling mixing the two gives a better test and improves the beverage flavour. It is not advisable to take the drinks in large quantities. In most cases people argue that energy drinks mixed with alcohol enhances the feel good buzz people may not feel inspired but the blood that is mixed with alcohol is high resulting to longer demand of alcohol content in the body.
Most of the Drinks are market purposefully to target the you people who are conceded to be actively active within the age range between 15 to 30 and perhaps that`s why most of the them in most cases are have their trade marks names that convey strength, speed sexuality and power.
Energy drinks in themselves the contain a lot of caffeine, in most cases the amount of caffeine in it is normally indicated on the drinks pack for the consumer to have a good understanding of his/her drinks content. Most of the times we encounter the problem of anxiety palpitation, immutability difficulty in sleeping and indigestion with relatively small amounts after we have used the dinks putting in mind that the drinks are not taken in the same pace or manner like tea or coffee which one gets to sip slowly. It is highly advisable for people with heart problems to refrain from caffeine usage due to its stimulating effect.
Till date we can`t really put together the effect of the combined ingredients that are contained in the energy drinks, although many ingredients are believed to work synergistically with caffeine so as to boost its stimulating power.
Further more we find sugar as the other content contained in the energy drinks of course I don`tt mean to be oblige to the fact that in most of our stores we can also find energy drinks that are sugar free, Sugar in itself is a quick source of energy, in most cases vitamin B is mostly added in the content of the energy drinks but in little amounts making them look and test more healthy drinks. No doubt that some extend they are healthy especially when we look at it from the point where vitamin B are fully involved in converting food into energy, now this leads us to the next question.
Should or should we not take the energy beverages? In my opinion as much as we might have the feeling mixing the two gives a better test and improves the beverage flavour. It is not advisable to take the drinks in large quantities. In most cases people argue that energy drinks mixed with alcohol enhances the feel good buzz people may not feel inspired but the blood that is mixed with alcohol is high resulting to longer demand of alcohol content in the body.
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