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The Grape Syrup market was appreciated in xx Million US$ at 2019 and is estimated to reach xx Million US$ by 2025, at a CAGR of xx% throughout the forecast period. Inside this report, 2019 has been considered to be the base year and 2020 to 2025 as the forecast period to estimate the current market size for Grape Syrup.

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Is juicing really as healthy as we think?

Freshly juiced fruit has become a staple in many diets – especially those of busy, health-conscious consumers who can save time on making (and perhaps even chewing) their food without missing out on nutrients. Fruit juice also has been linked to claims that it can help you both lose weight, and ‘detox’ your system.

All of which, of course, has made it highly lucrative. The global fruit and vegetable juices market was valued at $154 billion (£123bn) in 2016 and is expected to grow.

But is juicing really as healthy as we think?

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Most foods containing fructose – a naturally occurring sugar found in all fruits and fruit juices – don't seem to have harmful effects as long as they're not contributing to excess daily calories. This is because the fibre found in whole fruits is intact, and the sugar is contained within the fruit's cells. It takes our digestive system a while to break these cells down and for fructose to enter the bloodstream.

But this is not the case with fruit juice.

Fibre mechanics

“Fruit juice has most of the fibre removed,” says Emma Elvin, senior clinical advisor at the charity Diabetes UK. This is why, unlike whole fruit, the fructose in fruit juices counts as ‘free sugars’ – which also include honey and the sugars added to foods. It’s recommended by the World Health Organisation that adults have no more than 30g of added sugar, the equivalent of 150ml of fruit juice, per day. (Read more in our recent story about whether sugar really is bad for you).

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The problem is that, with the fibre removed, fruit juice’s fructose is absorbed more quickly. Sudden spikes in blood sugar cause the pancreas to release insulin to bring it back down to a stable level. Over time, this mechanism can wear out, increasing the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. In 2013, researchers analysed the health data of 100,000 people collected between 1986 and 2009 and found that fruit juice consumption was linked with increased risk of type 2 diabetes. They concluded that – since liquids pass through the stomach to the intestine faster than solids – even when the nutritional content is similar to whole fruit, fruit juice leads to faster and larger changes in glucose and insulin levels.

Another study found a relationship between fruit juice and type 2 diabetes after following the diets and diabetes status of more than 70,000 nurses over 18 years. The researchers explain that the possible reason for this may partly have been the lack of the other components found in whole fruit, like fibre.

Juices containing vegetables can provide more nutrients and less sugar than juices made up of just fruit – but they still lack valuable fibre. Diets high in fibre have been linked to a lower risk of developing coronary heart disease, stroke, high blood pressure and diabetes, and it's recommended adults consume 30g per day.

Overall excess

Aside from the link to type 2 diabetes, many studies agree that fruit juice is harmful if it contributes to an excess in calories. In an analysis of 155 studies, John Sievenpiper, associate professor at the University of Toronto's Department of Nutritional Sciences, set out to understand if the associations between sugary soft drinks and health – including risk of diabetes and cardiovascular disease – were applicable to the food and drink we generally consume as part of a healthy diet. He compared studies looking into the effects of fructose-containing sugars (including sucrose, high fructose corn syrup, honey and syrups) with control diets free from or lower in these sugars. His aim? To isolate the effects of consuming too many calories from the effects of foods containing different sugars. He found negative effects to fasting blood sugar and insulin levels when food provided excess calories from sugars, including fruit juice. However, when the calories weren't in excess overall, there were some advantages to consuming whole fruit – and even fruit juice. Sievenpiper concludes that the recommended 150ml of fruit juice per day, which is an average serving, is reasonable. The paper concluded that foods containing fructose may have some small benefits for long-term blood sugar control when they don’t lead to over-consumption of calories. But when they do lead to too many calories, they risk raising blood sugar and insulin levels. This could be because fructose has a relatively low GI, the paper states, while high GI diets are associated with insulin resistance.

"Getting a whole fruit is better than fruit juice, but if you're going to use juice as a complement to fruits and vegetables, that's fine – however, not if you're using juice for hydration and drinking large amounts," Sievenpiper says.

So while we know that fruit juice can cause diabetes if it’s part of a diet that’s more calorific overall, it's less clear how juice affects the long-term health of those who aren't overweight.

"There's still a lot we don't understand about how having increased sugar in the diet without weight gain changes risk," says Heather Ferris, assistant professor of medicine at the University of Virginia. "For how long and well the pancreas can keep up with the sugar is partly down to genetics."

But we have a higher risk of consuming more than the recommended daily number of calories (around 2,000 for women and 2,500 for men) on the days we drink juice, according to research. Numerous studies have shown that drinking fruit juice doesn't make us consume any less of other foods throughout the day.

“It’s also easy to consume large amounts of fruit juice quite quickly, meaning extra calories. And when calories increase, this can contribute to weight gain,” Elvin says.

With a twist

But one study published last year may have found a way to make juicing healthier. Researchers used a 'nutrient extractor’ blender that, unlike traditional juicers, juices the whole fruit, including seeds and skin. They measured the effects of mixed fruit and peeled mango – both of which rank highly on the glycaemic index and therefore cause a spike in blood sugar – juiced in a nutrient extractor blender, compared with another group who ate the same fruit whole.

Those who drank nutrient-extracted mixed fruit had a lower blood sugar increase compared with the whole mixed fruit group, while there were no differences between those who had mango juice and whole mango.

However, this was a small study, and the researchers didn’t compare their findings with juice made by any other method, such as squeezing out the juice and leaving the skin and seeds.

Gail Rees, senior lecturer in human nutrition at the University of Plymouth and researcher on the study, says the findings were probably caused by the fruit seeds contained in the juices. But she says it’s difficult to offer clear advice from this study.

"I'd certainly go along with the current advice of 150ml of fruit juice per day, but if you do use a nutrient extractor at home, it could be keeping blood sugar levels relatively stable," she says. But while keeping seeds in the juice may make some difference during digestion, Ferris argues this doesn't necessarily change how filling the juice is.

"When the juice includes some fibre it will slow down absorption, but you still have excess calorie intake because it's easy to consume. However, it's an improvement over traditional fruit juice," she says. Other ways we can improve the effects of fruit juice on our health include making sure we select ripe fruit to retain as much of its goodness as possible, according to Roger Clemens, professor of pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Southern California.

It's also important to recognise that different juicing methods are better suited to different fruit because of their physical make-up, Clemens has found. For example, most of the phytonutrients in grapes are found in the seed, with very little found in the pulp. And most of the beneficial phenolic and flavonoid compounds found in oranges are located in the peel, which is lost with traditional juicing.

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I live in the UK! But while Americans should definitely revolt and give the land back with profuse apologies and reparation, we also have native access to foods that Europeans don’t dream of either; really, everywhere does, it’s only natural on a planet. My native corner of it featured grand lobsters of surpassing beauty and sweetness, that could be purchased live on the side of the road from a truck for $5, against which the fattest fresh prawns of Barcelona would hang their heads in shame and langoustines would fall silent in envy; real maple syrup that tastes of captured frost; Concord grapes and their unsurpassable dark jelly, the utter lack of which has caused Europeans to make do with strawberry jam, the poor things; salsa verde made from piquant tomatillos. But yeah, Americans are far too used to humbly accepting deprivation and poor food quality in general, and should demand better.

Americans definitely have access to dandelions, rutabagas, and parsnips, although they’re not as obsessed with parsnips as the British. (British people call rutabagas “swedes”, because they are demons.) Cardoons are definitely less understood, but Americans have ready access to their cousins globe artichokes in supermarkets, while British people only have them in farmer’s markets. (One of the reasons I started an allotment was to have my own globe artichokes, which I adored as a child in the USA but could only buy them in Britain at random times in markets. I’m not interested in cardoons personally because I cannot be bothered to blanch things, or dick around tying things up with straw.)

Opinions are mixed on the Jerusalem artichoke or “fartichoke.” Homesteaders in the States are fond of it, as are British vegans, but it’s honestly so common for people to have a digestive reaction to it that maybe it’s reasonable for that Forgotten Vegetable to remain as a novelty item.

In the notes on this post I’ve learned that entirely possible that “salsify” in mainland Europe is commonly black salsify. In England, white salsify is salsify, and black salsify is known by its Italian name of scorzonera. Scorzonera doesn’t bleed, but on the other hand, it is a very tiresome vegetable and I don’t like it. I suppose the take-home message here is that knowledge is fractal.

I grow our own vegetables. Many hybrid and heirloom varieties are bred for flavor rather than for commercial appeal and travel. There are entire species on the allotment that you can’t easily buy in stores because of this - like salsify, a root vegetable that tastes of fish and shellfish. Our neighbours happily take it to make vegan latkes of alarming similarity to fishcakes. You cannot sell it in stores because - despite looking like a white parsnip - it turns brown when you pick it if you scrape/bruise/cut the white root in any way, or damage the delicate little hairs, for some reason, it BLEEDS RED and is very upsetting to look at.

There are whole classes of foods like this. Foods that just don’t ship well or look good on supermarket shelves. Forbidden fruits. Vegetables that bleed and taste like meat. Sorry about this

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The research report includes specific segments by region (country), by company, by Type and by Application. This study provides information about the sales and revenue during the historic and forecasted period of 2015 to 2026. Understanding the segments helps in identifying the importance of different factors that aid the market growth.

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Segment by Type, the Jams, Jellies & Preserves (Syrups & Spreads) market is segmented into

Bagged

Barrel

Canned

Bottled

Combo

Boxed

Other

Segment by Application

Hypermarkets & Supermarkets

Convenience Stores

Department Stores

Variety Store

eRetailers

Food & Drinks Specialists

Drug stores & Pharmacies

Health & Beauty Stores

Other

Global Jams, Jellies & Preserves (Syrups & Spreads) Market: Regional Analysis

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The key regions covered in the Jams, Jellies & Preserves (Syrups & Spreads) market report are:

North America

U.S.

Canada

Europe

Germany

France

U.K.

Italy

Russia

Asia-Pacific

China

Japan

South Korea

India

Australia

Taiwan

Indonesia

Thailand

Malaysia

Philippines

Vietnam

Latin America

Mexico

Brazil

Argentina

Middle East & Africa

Turkey

Saudi Arabia

UAE

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The major players in global Jams, Jellies & Preserves (Syrups & Spreads) market include:

B&G Foods

Bonne Maman

Hartley's

J.M. Smucker

Ritter Alimentos

Unilever

Baxter & Sons

Centura Foods

Duerr & Sons

Kewpie

Kraft Foods

Murphy Orchards

National Grape Co-operative Association

Orkla Group

Premier Foods

Trailblazer Foods

Welch

Wellness Foods

Wilkin & Sons

Carl Kuhne KG

Daesang Corporation

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Energy drinks, the next best revitalizing beverage known to mankind since the discovery of coffee.

They have the refreshing carbonation of an ice cold soda and they’re loaded with vitamins and natural extracts to help unleash your mind’s optimal mental focus and cognitive abilities.

While energy drinks may have caught a bad reputation in the media in recent years for being high in sugar and containing unhealthy ingredients, it is important to realize that not all energy drinks are all that terrible.

In fact, many of the energy drink brands on the rise are finding unique ways to make healthier energy drinks with limited or no sugar by using simple, natural ingredients.

So what’s the best energy drink that’s legal to buy online?

1- VPX Bang

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Combining caffeine with creatine, CoQ10’s, and BCAA’s (branch chain amino acids), the unique energizing blend is on its own level.

Each can of Bang contains a whopping 300 mg serving of caffeine – more than Red Bull, Monster, Rockstar, Amp, Full Throttle, and just about all the other energy drink brands out there.

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That’s right, Bang is sweetened with sucralose, making it a top choice for energy drinkers who like to limit their sugar consumption.

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RUNA is a unique energy drink that harnesses the energizing properties of the guayusa leaf.

Used by tribes in the Amazon to make herbal energizing tea concoctions, the guayusa leaf contains natural caffeine balanced with polyphenol antioxidants for sustained energy and focus without the crash.

How does RUNA source this energizing plant grown in the rain forest? Here’s what the company has to say:

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Optimum Nutrition is the giant supplement company behind this Amino Energy drink.

Only 15 calories per 16 oz bottle makes this particular energy drink popular for the health conscious.

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The Optimum Nutrition company offers this blend in a powder form, but many prefer the convenient, already mixed bottles for on-the-go energy solutions.

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GURU is an organic energy drink company founded in 1999.

Containing just 100 mg of caffeine from green tea and guarana extract, this isn’t the most potent energy drink on the market, but it’s one of the cleaner ones as far as natural energy goes.

There are absolutely no preservatives, no taurine, no artificial caffeine, and no artificial flavors or sweeteners used in GURU drinks. 

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What are energy drinks?

Energy drinks are beverages that contain a large amount of caffeine along with other ingredients that claim to provide the user with an energy boost.

These ingredients can include Vitamin B, Guarana, Ginseng, and Taurine just to name a few. The term “energy drink” was invented by drink manufacturers. This means they are not recognized by the Food and Drug Administration or the USDA as a reliable way to improve your energy level [1].

There is not much evidence out there that shows whether or not energy drinks actually provide you with better physical performance. The amount of caffeine will have about the same effect as a cup or two of coffee for most individuals.

However, there are some people who rely on these drinks to give them the extra push they need to get through their workout sessions or push through the afternoon wall. Energy drinks that contain added nutrients and vitamins could supplement if your diet is lacking in some areas.

How do energy drinks work?

The majority of energy that you receive when you consume an energy drink come from two of the main ingredients, sugar and caffeine. The average drink can contain anywhere from 50-300 milligrams of caffeine. Your average 12 oz. soda contains anywhere from 18 to 48 mg. of caffeine.

So, what makes energy drinks different from sodas and sports drinks? They contain ingredients that are actually useful to the body. 

Here are a few of the ingredients that are found in most energy drinks available on the market today [2]. These ingredients can help improve energy, increase clarity and focus.

Ephedrine

A decongestant that is used for the temporary relief of shortness of breath, wheezing or chest tightness due to asthma. Ephedrine is added to energy drinks because it can be used as a stimulant that effects the central nervous system. It is often seen in weight loss products, however there have been concerns about the damaging effects ephedrine can have on the heart.

Taurine

This is a natural amino acid that is produced by the body. It can help to regulate your heart beat and ease muscle contractions. Experts are unsure about all the effects that taurine has on the body, however studies have shown that it can be used as an antioxidant, and could even have a sedative effect [3]. Which sounds strange considering it is an active ingredient in some of the most popular energy drinks around.

Ginseng

Ginseng is a natural root that is harvested for its medicinal purposes. It is believed to help reduce stress levels and provide users with a quick burst of energy. The Chinese have used ginseng in teas and medicine for thousands of years.

Vitamin B

B-Vitamins help convert sugar that we consume into energy and can also be used to improve muscle tone.

Guarana Seed

This is a natural stimulant that is derived from a shrub which can be found in the countries of Brazil and Venezuela. Guarana contains caffeine as well as theophylline and theobromine which are also similar to caffeine [3].

Carnitine

This is an amino acid that can help speed up your metabolism level. It helps to move fatty acids from the blood into the mitochondria located in our cells. This allows fatty acids to be used for energy, and helps you to burn away fat while you exercise.

Creatine

This is an organic acid that supplies energy for contracting the muscles. It is often found in protein powders and strength training supplements. It helps muscle cells produce more energy and supports the various functions of the muscles [4].

Inositol

This is a Vitamin B complex that helps to relay messages within our body’s cells. Insitol is not a vitamin itself, that’s because our bodies can synthesize it. This pseudovitamin can be found naturally in plants and animals.

Ginkgo Biloba

This ingredient comes from the seeds of the ginkgo biloba tree and is believed to enhance our memory. Ginkgo Biloba is also used to increase concentration, relieve anxiety and depression, help improve libido, treat migraine headaches, and fight the symptoms of PMS.

What are the benefits of energy drinks?

Energy drinks are easy to consume and come in various flavors that are similar to soft drinks. They can be purchased anywhere and are also available in diet varieties.

While the verdict is still out on how much energy they can provide, most people are able to get a quick boost from these drinks similar to their morning cup of coffee. If your diet lacks in various nutrients such as B-Vitamins, you can find energy drinks that are filled with these useful ingredients.

Energy drinks are available in large serving sizes as well as small ‘shot style’ doses to help you stay refreshed and get you through the work day. While they can be helpful if you need to stay awake on very little sleep, they shouldn’t be relied upon on a daily basis as your primary source of energy.

What are the side effects of energy drinks?

Most people do not suffer from serious side effects after consuming one energy drink. Usually if someone has an adverse effect, it is because they have had more than their recommended amount, or had an energy drink on an empty stomach.

Some of the most common side effects that people experience from energy drinks include:

Heart Palpitations

Tremors and Shaking

Restlessness

Gastrointestinal issues

Chest Pain

Dizziness

Tingling or Numbing of the Skin

Insomnia

Respiratory Issues

Headaches

Most individuals who consume energy drinks on occasion never experience any type of side effect. If you do have one of more of these symptoms after only consuming one energy drink and you are otherwise in good health, you may want to consider other natural energy boosters that contain less caffeine and sugar.

When consumed in moderation, most individuals will not have any reactions from drinking energy drinks. However, there have been some long-term effects that could result from drinking them too frequently. These long-term issues are not fully understood and haven’t been researched well enough to provide concise details as of yet.

How do you take an energy drink?

It all depends on the ingredients that each energy drink contains. Most will contain tons of caffeine and sugar, so you should limit yourself on those types of drinks.

If you choose a sugar-free variety, you are limiting the amount of sugar you consume, which is a good thing. But you are also still receiving the same amount of caffeine. Healthy adults should limit themselves to having two energy drinks per day. That would equal to about 16 ounces each day.

This should be considered the maximum amount and you shouldn’t drink them every single day just to be on the safe side. Using the sparingly for a quick pick-me-up however should be safe and not cause you any long-term issues.

It’s recommended that you don’t drink an energy drink before or during physical activity such as an extreme workout or while playing sports. Some athletes may like this boost of energy and think that it will help them perform better on the field. But this fast surge of caffeine and sugar could do damage to your heart. Those who have pre-existing heart conditions should especially be aware of this issue and limit their amount of energy drinks.

One of the biggest risks when it comes to energy drinks is consuming too many, too quickly. They are considered dangerous for children and teens if they are consumed irresponsibly. To be safe, it is best to restrict energy drinks from children and teens.

You should never mix energy drinks with alcohol. Some people have claimed that mixing these drinks with beer or liquor can help to counteract the effects of alcohol. However, the truth is that it only causes you to be less aware of how many energy drinks or how much alcohol you are consuming. And that can have a serious effect on your health.

Always make an informed decision when it comes to choosing an energy drink. Choose a beverage that includes all ingredient and nutritional information on the label. You should keep track of the amount of caffeine you drink each day and the other active ingredients that could work as a stimulant. A healthy adult should consume no more than 400 mg of caffeine each day [5].

Recap

Energy drinks can provide you with a quick boost of energy any time you need it. They are a good alternative to coffee and many contain healthy ingredients that can improve focus and memory.

When used in moderation, energy drinks are perfectly safe for healthy adults to consume. But be sure to not drink them before or during strenuous activities, or mix an energy drink with alcohol. This could have a serious effect on your heart health since most of these drinks contain a large number of stimulants.

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Best Colon Cleanse

Best Raspberry Ketones

Best Garcinia Cambogia

Best Nitric Oxide

Best Taurine

Best Pre-Workout

Best Creatine

Best Joint Support

Best Multivitamins for Women

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The Top 5 Energy Drinks of 2017

Energy drinks, the next best revitalizing beverage known to mankind since the discovery of coffee.

They have the refreshing carbonation of an ice cold soda and they’re loaded with vitamins and natural extracts to help unleash your mind’s optimal mental focus and cognitive abilities.

While energy drinks may have caught a bad reputation in the media in recent years for being high in sugar and containing unhealthy ingredients, it is important to realize that not all energy drinks are all that terrible.

In fact, many of the energy drink brands on the rise are finding unique ways to make healthier energy drinks with limited or no sugar by using simple, natural ingredients.

So what’s the best energy drink that’s legal to buy online?

1- VPX Bang

Lowest price on Amazon

“Potent Brain and Body Fuel” – that’s exactly what VPX is all about with Bang, and they’re shaking up the energy drink industry one champagne flavored “super creatine” drink at a time.

Harnessing the energizing effects of creatine, Bang is one of the most potent and pure energy drinks the industry has ever seen.

Combining caffeine with creatine, CoQ10’s, and BCAA’s (branch chain amino acids), the unique energizing blend is on its own level.

Each can of Bang contains a whopping 300 mg serving of caffeine – more than Red Bull, Monster, Rockstar, Amp, Full Throttle, and just about all the other energy drink brands out there.

But get this –  it doesn’t have any sugar. 0 calories and 0 sugars.

That’s right, Bang is sweetened with sucralose, making it a top choice for energy drinkers who like to limit their sugar consumption.

Champagne is my ultimate flavor of choice, but Bang comes in a few different flavors (not all are available on Amazon): Blue Razz, Lemon Drop, Starfruit, Black Cherry, and Cotton Candy.

Buy VPX Bang on Amazon

—

2- RUNA Clean Energy Drink

Lowest price on Amazon

RUNA is a unique energy drink that harnesses the energizing properties of the guayusa leaf.

Used by tribes in the Amazon to make herbal energizing tea concoctions, the guayusa leaf contains natural caffeine balanced with polyphenol antioxidants for sustained energy and focus without the crash.

How does RUNA source this energizing plant grown in the rain forest? Here’s what the company has to say:

“RUNA’s commitment to ethical and environmental standards goes above and beyond our certifications. We source exclusively from indigenous farming families that grow guayusa in sustainable, biodiverse forest gardens. Together we’re pioneering a new way to do business in the Amazon.” 

This energy drink is 100% organic, non-GMO, Fair Trade, Gluten-free, Paleo, Kosher, and Vegan. No sugar, no stevia, and no artificial sweeteners used. 

Buy RUNA on Amazon

—

3- Optimum Nutrition Amino Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

Optimum Nutrition is the giant supplement company behind this Amino Energy drink.

Only 15 calories per 16 oz bottle makes this particular energy drink popular for the health conscious.

Each bottle also contains 5 grams of free form amino acids and 100 mg of caffeine for a easy-going, smooth blend that limits the jitters without limiting your energy levels.

The Optimum Nutrition company offers this blend in a powder form, but many prefer the convenient, already mixed bottles for on-the-go energy solutions.

Premixed bottles come in these delicious flavors: Blueberry Lemonade, Fruit Punch, Orange Blast, Strawberry Cooler, and Watermelon Wave.

Buy Amino Energy on Amazon

—

4- GURU Organic Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

GURU is an organic energy drink company founded in 1999.

Containing just 100 mg of caffeine from green tea and guarana extract, this isn’t the most potent energy drink on the market, but it’s one of the cleaner ones as far as natural energy goes.

There are absolutely no preservatives, no taurine, no artificial caffeine, and no artificial flavors or sweeteners used in GURU drinks. 

Here are the official ingredients used in GURU Energy:

Sparkling water, organic cane syrup, organic white grape juice concentrate, natural flavors, apple acid, citric acid, organic green tea leaf extract, organic guarana seed extract, organic echinacea flower extract, and organic panax ginseng root extract.

This energy drink is certified USDA Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO & Gluten-Free.

Buy GURU on Amazon

—

5- Sheckter’s Organic Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

This organic energy drink combines organic pomegranate, elderberry, and lemon juice in sparkling spring water for a delicious blend sweetened with a touch of raw cane sugar.

Each can contains 80 mg of caffeine from natural sources like organic guarana, green tea, ginseng, and raw coffee bean extract.

This products was a Gold Winner at the UK’s Prestigious Great Taste Awards, so it’s one of the better tasting organic energy drinks on the market.

USDA Organic, Informed Choice certified, GMO project verified, and Vegetarian Society approved.

Buy Sheckter’s on Amazon

—

What are energy drinks?

Energy drinks are beverages that contain a large amount of caffeine along with other ingredients that claim to provide the user with an energy boost.

These ingredients can include Vitamin B, Guarana, Ginseng, and Taurine just to name a few. The term “energy drink” was invented by drink manufacturers. This means they are not recognized by the Food and Drug Administration or the USDA as a reliable way to improve your energy level [1].

There is not much evidence out there that shows whether or not energy drinks actually provide you with better physical performance. The amount of caffeine will have about the same effect as a cup or two of coffee for most individuals.

However, there are some people who rely on these drinks to give them the extra push they need to get through their workout sessions or push through the afternoon wall. Energy drinks that contain added nutrients and vitamins could supplement if your diet is lacking in some areas.

How do energy drinks work?

The majority of energy that you receive when you consume an energy drink come from two of the main ingredients, sugar and caffeine. The average drink can contain anywhere from 50-300 milligrams of caffeine. Your average 12 oz. soda contains anywhere from 18 to 48 mg. of caffeine.

So, what makes energy drinks different from sodas and sports drinks? They contain ingredients that are actually useful to the body. 

Here are a few of the ingredients that are found in most energy drinks available on the market today [2]. These ingredients can help improve energy, increase clarity and focus.

Ephedrine

A decongestant that is used for the temporary relief of shortness of breath, wheezing or chest tightness due to asthma. Ephedrine is added to energy drinks because it can be used as a stimulant that effects the central nervous system. It is often seen in weight loss products, however there have been concerns about the damaging effects ephedrine can have on the heart.

Taurine

This is a natural amino acid that is produced by the body. It can help to regulate your heart beat and ease muscle contractions. Experts are unsure about all the effects that taurine has on the body, however studies have shown that it can be used as an antioxidant, and could even have a sedative effect [3]. Which sounds strange considering it is an active ingredient in some of the most popular energy drinks around.

Ginseng

Ginseng is a natural root that is harvested for its medicinal purposes. It is believed to help reduce stress levels and provide users with a quick burst of energy. The Chinese have used ginseng in teas and medicine for thousands of years.

Vitamin B

B-Vitamins help convert sugar that we consume into energy and can also be used to improve muscle tone.

Guarana Seed

This is a natural stimulant that is derived from a shrub which can be found in the countries of Brazil and Venezuela. Guarana contains caffeine as well as theophylline and theobromine which are also similar to caffeine [3].

Carnitine

This is an amino acid that can help speed up your metabolism level. It helps to move fatty acids from the blood into the mitochondria located in our cells. This allows fatty acids to be used for energy, and helps you to burn away fat while you exercise.

Creatine

This is an organic acid that supplies energy for contracting the muscles. It is often found in protein powders and strength training supplements. It helps muscle cells produce more energy and supports the various functions of the muscles [4].

Inositol

This is a Vitamin B complex that helps to relay messages within our body’s cells. Insitol is not a vitamin itself, that’s because our bodies can synthesize it. This pseudovitamin can be found naturally in plants and animals.

Ginkgo Biloba

This ingredient comes from the seeds of the ginkgo biloba tree and is believed to enhance our memory. Ginkgo Biloba is also used to increase concentration, relieve anxiety and depression, help improve libido, treat migraine headaches, and fight the symptoms of PMS.

What are the benefits of energy drinks?

Energy drinks are easy to consume and come in various flavors that are similar to soft drinks. They can be purchased anywhere and are also available in diet varieties.

While the verdict is still out on how much energy they can provide, most people are able to get a quick boost from these drinks similar to their morning cup of coffee. If your diet lacks in various nutrients such as B-Vitamins, you can find energy drinks that are filled with these useful ingredients.

Energy drinks are available in large serving sizes as well as small ‘shot style’ doses to help you stay refreshed and get you through the work day. While they can be helpful if you need to stay awake on very little sleep, they shouldn’t be relied upon on a daily basis as your primary source of energy.

What are the side effects of energy drinks?

Most people do not suffer from serious side effects after consuming one energy drink. Usually if someone has an adverse effect, it is because they have had more than their recommended amount, or had an energy drink on an empty stomach.

Some of the most common side effects that people experience from energy drinks include:

Heart Palpitations

Tremors and Shaking

Restlessness

Gastrointestinal issues

Chest Pain

Dizziness

Tingling or Numbing of the Skin

Insomnia

Respiratory Issues

Headaches

Most individuals who consume energy drinks on occasion never experience any type of side effect. If you do have one of more of these symptoms after only consuming one energy drink and you are otherwise in good health, you may want to consider other natural energy boosters that contain less caffeine and sugar.

When consumed in moderation, most individuals will not have any reactions from drinking energy drinks. However, there have been some long-term effects that could result from drinking them too frequently. These long-term issues are not fully understood and haven’t been researched well enough to provide concise details as of yet.

How do you take an energy drink?

It all depends on the ingredients that each energy drink contains. Most will contain tons of caffeine and sugar, so you should limit yourself on those types of drinks.

If you choose a sugar-free variety, you are limiting the amount of sugar you consume, which is a good thing. But you are also still receiving the same amount of caffeine. Healthy adults should limit themselves to having two energy drinks per day. That would equal to about 16 ounces each day.

This should be considered the maximum amount and you shouldn’t drink them every single day just to be on the safe side. Using the sparingly for a quick pick-me-up however should be safe and not cause you any long-term issues.

It’s recommended that you don’t drink an energy drink before or during physical activity such as an extreme workout or while playing sports. Some athletes may like this boost of energy and think that it will help them perform better on the field. But this fast surge of caffeine and sugar could do damage to your heart. Those who have pre-existing heart conditions should especially be aware of this issue and limit their amount of energy drinks.

One of the biggest risks when it comes to energy drinks is consuming too many, too quickly. They are considered dangerous for children and teens if they are consumed irresponsibly. To be safe, it is best to restrict energy drinks from children and teens.

You should never mix energy drinks with alcohol. Some people have claimed that mixing these drinks with beer or liquor can help to counteract the effects of alcohol. However, the truth is that it only causes you to be less aware of how many energy drinks or how much alcohol you are consuming. And that can have a serious effect on your health.

Always make an informed decision when it comes to choosing an energy drink. Choose a beverage that includes all ingredient and nutritional information on the label. You should keep track of the amount of caffeine you drink each day and the other active ingredients that could work as a stimulant. A healthy adult should consume no more than 400 mg of caffeine each day [5].

Recap

Energy drinks can provide you with a quick boost of energy any time you need it. They are a good alternative to coffee and many contain healthy ingredients that can improve focus and memory.

When used in moderation, energy drinks are perfectly safe for healthy adults to consume. But be sure to not drink them before or during strenuous activities, or mix an energy drink with alcohol. This could have a serious effect on your heart health since most of these drinks contain a large number of stimulants.

More Health Products

Best Greens

Best Sleeping Aids

Best Calcium

Best Beef Protein

Best Coconut Oil

Best Colon Cleanse

Best Raspberry Ketones

Best Garcinia Cambogia

Best Nitric Oxide

Best Taurine

Best Pre-Workout

Best Creatine

Best Joint Support

Best Multivitamins for Women

Best Multivitamins for Men

Best Meal Replacement Shake

Best Nootropics

Best Probiotic

Best Prenatal Vitamins

Best Fish Oil

Best Testosterone Boosters

Best Essential Oil Diffusers

(see more)

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The Top 5 Energy Drinks of 2017

Energy drinks, the next best revitalizing beverage known to mankind since the discovery of coffee.

They have the refreshing carbonation of an ice cold soda and they’re loaded with vitamins and natural extracts to help unleash your mind’s optimal mental focus and cognitive abilities.

While energy drinks may have caught a bad reputation in the media in recent years for being high in sugar and containing unhealthy ingredients, it is important to realize that not all energy drinks are all that terrible.

In fact, many of the energy drink brands on the rise are finding unique ways to make healthier energy drinks with limited or no sugar by using simple, natural ingredients.

So what’s the best energy drink that’s legal to buy online?

1- VPX Bang

Lowest price on Amazon

“Potent Brain and Body Fuel” – that’s exactly what VPX is all about with Bang, and they’re shaking up the energy drink industry one champagne flavored “super creatine” drink at a time.

Harnessing the energizing effects of creatine, Bang is one of the most potent and pure energy drinks the industry has ever seen.

Combining caffeine with creatine, CoQ10’s, and BCAA’s (branch chain amino acids), the unique energizing blend is on its own level.

Each can of Bang contains a whopping 300 mg serving of caffeine – more than Red Bull, Monster, Rockstar, Amp, Full Throttle, and just about all the other energy drink brands out there.

But get this –  it doesn’t have any sugar. 0 calories and 0 sugars.

That’s right, Bang is sweetened with sucralose, making it a top choice for energy drinkers who like to limit their sugar consumption.

Champagne is my ultimate flavor of choice, but Bang comes in a few different flavors (not all are available on Amazon): Blue Razz, Lemon Drop, Starfruit, Black Cherry, and Cotton Candy.

Buy VPX Bang on Amazon

—

2- RUNA Clean Energy Drink

Lowest price on Amazon

RUNA is a unique energy drink that harnesses the energizing properties of the guayusa leaf.

Used by tribes in the Amazon to make herbal energizing tea concoctions, the guayusa leaf contains natural caffeine balanced with polyphenol antioxidants for sustained energy and focus without the crash.

How does RUNA source this energizing plant grown in the rain forest? Here’s what the company has to say:

“RUNA’s commitment to ethical and environmental standards goes above and beyond our certifications. We source exclusively from indigenous farming families that grow guayusa in sustainable, biodiverse forest gardens. Together we’re pioneering a new way to do business in the Amazon.” 

This energy drink is 100% organic, non-GMO, Fair Trade, Gluten-free, Paleo, Kosher, and Vegan. No sugar, no stevia, and no artificial sweeteners used. 

Buy RUNA on Amazon

—

3- Optimum Nutrition Amino Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

Optimum Nutrition is the giant supplement company behind this Amino Energy drink.

Only 15 calories per 16 oz bottle makes this particular energy drink popular for the health conscious.

Each bottle also contains 5 grams of free form amino acids and 100 mg of caffeine for a easy-going, smooth blend that limits the jitters without limiting your energy levels.

The Optimum Nutrition company offers this blend in a powder form, but many prefer the convenient, already mixed bottles for on-the-go energy solutions.

Premixed bottles come in these delicious flavors: Blueberry Lemonade, Fruit Punch, Orange Blast, Strawberry Cooler, and Watermelon Wave.

Buy Amino Energy on Amazon

—

4- GURU Organic Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

GURU is an organic energy drink company founded in 1999.

Containing just 100 mg of caffeine from green tea and guarana extract, this isn’t the most potent energy drink on the market, but it’s one of the cleaner ones as far as natural energy goes.

There are absolutely no preservatives, no taurine, no artificial caffeine, and no artificial flavors or sweeteners used in GURU drinks. 

Here are the official ingredients used in GURU Energy:

Sparkling water, organic cane syrup, organic white grape juice concentrate, natural flavors, apple acid, citric acid, organic green tea leaf extract, organic guarana seed extract, organic echinacea flower extract, and organic panax ginseng root extract.

This energy drink is certified USDA Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO & Gluten-Free.

Buy GURU on Amazon

—

5- Sheckter’s Organic Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

This organic energy drink combines organic pomegranate, elderberry, and lemon juice in sparkling spring water for a delicious blend sweetened with a touch of raw cane sugar.

Each can contains 80 mg of caffeine from natural sources like organic guarana, green tea, ginseng, and raw coffee bean extract.

This products was a Gold Winner at the UK’s Prestigious Great Taste Awards, so it’s one of the better tasting organic energy drinks on the market.

USDA Organic, Informed Choice certified, GMO project verified, and Vegetarian Society approved.

Buy Sheckter’s on Amazon

—

What are energy drinks?

Energy drinks are beverages that contain a large amount of caffeine along with other ingredients that claim to provide the user with an energy boost.

These ingredients can include Vitamin B, Guarana, Ginseng, and Taurine just to name a few. The term “energy drink” was invented by drink manufacturers. This means they are not recognized by the Food and Drug Administration or the USDA as a reliable way to improve your energy level [1].

There is not much evidence out there that shows whether or not energy drinks actually provide you with better physical performance. The amount of caffeine will have about the same effect as a cup or two of coffee for most individuals.

However, there are some people who rely on these drinks to give them the extra push they need to get through their workout sessions or push through the afternoon wall. Energy drinks that contain added nutrients and vitamins could supplement if your diet is lacking in some areas.

How do energy drinks work?

The majority of energy that you receive when you consume an energy drink come from two of the main ingredients, sugar and caffeine. The average drink can contain anywhere from 50-300 milligrams of caffeine. Your average 12 oz. soda contains anywhere from 18 to 48 mg. of caffeine.

So, what makes energy drinks different from sodas and sports drinks? They contain ingredients that are actually useful to the body. 

Here are a few of the ingredients that are found in most energy drinks available on the market today [2]. These ingredients can help improve energy, increase clarity and focus.

Ephedrine

A decongestant that is used for the temporary relief of shortness of breath, wheezing or chest tightness due to asthma. Ephedrine is added to energy drinks because it can be used as a stimulant that effects the central nervous system. It is often seen in weight loss products, however there have been concerns about the damaging effects ephedrine can have on the heart.

Taurine

This is a natural amino acid that is produced by the body. It can help to regulate your heart beat and ease muscle contractions. Experts are unsure about all the effects that taurine has on the body, however studies have shown that it can be used as an antioxidant, and could even have a sedative effect [3]. Which sounds strange considering it is an active ingredient in some of the most popular energy drinks around.

Ginseng

Ginseng is a natural root that is harvested for its medicinal purposes. It is believed to help reduce stress levels and provide users with a quick burst of energy. The Chinese have used ginseng in teas and medicine for thousands of years.

Vitamin B

B-Vitamins help convert sugar that we consume into energy and can also be used to improve muscle tone.

Guarana Seed

This is a natural stimulant that is derived from a shrub which can be found in the countries of Brazil and Venezuela. Guarana contains caffeine as well as theophylline and theobromine which are also similar to caffeine [3].

Carnitine

This is an amino acid that can help speed up your metabolism level. It helps to move fatty acids from the blood into the mitochondria located in our cells. This allows fatty acids to be used for energy, and helps you to burn away fat while you exercise.

Creatine

This is an organic acid that supplies energy for contracting the muscles. It is often found in protein powders and strength training supplements. It helps muscle cells produce more energy and supports the various functions of the muscles [4].

Inositol

This is a Vitamin B complex that helps to relay messages within our body’s cells. Insitol is not a vitamin itself, that’s because our bodies can synthesize it. This pseudovitamin can be found naturally in plants and animals.

Ginkgo Biloba

This ingredient comes from the seeds of the ginkgo biloba tree and is believed to enhance our memory. Ginkgo Biloba is also used to increase concentration, relieve anxiety and depression, help improve libido, treat migraine headaches, and fight the symptoms of PMS.

What are the benefits of energy drinks?

Energy drinks are easy to consume and come in various flavors that are similar to soft drinks. They can be purchased anywhere and are also available in diet varieties.

While the verdict is still out on how much energy they can provide, most people are able to get a quick boost from these drinks similar to their morning cup of coffee. If your diet lacks in various nutrients such as B-Vitamins, you can find energy drinks that are filled with these useful ingredients.

Energy drinks are available in large serving sizes as well as small ‘shot style’ doses to help you stay refreshed and get you through the work day. While they can be helpful if you need to stay awake on very little sleep, they shouldn’t be relied upon on a daily basis as your primary source of energy.

What are the side effects of energy drinks?

Most people do not suffer from serious side effects after consuming one energy drink. Usually if someone has an adverse effect, it is because they have had more than their recommended amount, or had an energy drink on an empty stomach.

Some of the most common side effects that people experience from energy drinks include:

Heart Palpitations

Tremors and Shaking

Restlessness

Gastrointestinal issues

Chest Pain

Dizziness

Tingling or Numbing of the Skin

Insomnia

Respiratory Issues

Headaches

Most individuals who consume energy drinks on occasion never experience any type of side effect. If you do have one of more of these symptoms after only consuming one energy drink and you are otherwise in good health, you may want to consider other natural energy boosters that contain less caffeine and sugar.

When consumed in moderation, most individuals will not have any reactions from drinking energy drinks. However, there have been some long-term effects that could result from drinking them too frequently. These long-term issues are not fully understood and haven’t been researched well enough to provide concise details as of yet.

How do you take an energy drink?

It all depends on the ingredients that each energy drink contains. Most will contain tons of caffeine and sugar, so you should limit yourself on those types of drinks.

If you choose a sugar-free variety, you are limiting the amount of sugar you consume, which is a good thing. But you are also still receiving the same amount of caffeine. Healthy adults should limit themselves to having two energy drinks per day. That would equal to about 16 ounces each day.

This should be considered the maximum amount and you shouldn’t drink them every single day just to be on the safe side. Using the sparingly for a quick pick-me-up however should be safe and not cause you any long-term issues.

It’s recommended that you don’t drink an energy drink before or during physical activity such as an extreme workout or while playing sports. Some athletes may like this boost of energy and think that it will help them perform better on the field. But this fast surge of caffeine and sugar could do damage to your heart. Those who have pre-existing heart conditions should especially be aware of this issue and limit their amount of energy drinks.

One of the biggest risks when it comes to energy drinks is consuming too many, too quickly. They are considered dangerous for children and teens if they are consumed irresponsibly. To be safe, it is best to restrict energy drinks from children and teens.

You should never mix energy drinks with alcohol. Some people have claimed that mixing these drinks with beer or liquor can help to counteract the effects of alcohol. However, the truth is that it only causes you to be less aware of how many energy drinks or how much alcohol you are consuming. And that can have a serious effect on your health.

Always make an informed decision when it comes to choosing an energy drink. Choose a beverage that includes all ingredient and nutritional information on the label. You should keep track of the amount of caffeine you drink each day and the other active ingredients that could work as a stimulant. A healthy adult should consume no more than 400 mg of caffeine each day [5].

Recap

Energy drinks can provide you with a quick boost of energy any time you need it. They are a good alternative to coffee and many contain healthy ingredients that can improve focus and memory.

When used in moderation, energy drinks are perfectly safe for healthy adults to consume. But be sure to not drink them before or during strenuous activities, or mix an energy drink with alcohol. This could have a serious effect on your heart health since most of these drinks contain a large number of stimulants.

More Health Products

Best Greens

Best Sleeping Aids

Best Calcium

Best Beef Protein

Best Coconut Oil

Best Colon Cleanse

Best Raspberry Ketones

Best Garcinia Cambogia

Best Nitric Oxide

Best Taurine

Best Pre-Workout

Best Creatine

Best Joint Support

Best Multivitamins for Women

Best Multivitamins for Men

Best Meal Replacement Shake

Best Nootropics

Best Probiotic

Best Prenatal Vitamins

Best Fish Oil

Best Testosterone Boosters

Best Essential Oil Diffusers

(see more)

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from Health Ranks https://healthranks.org/energy-drinks/

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The Top 5 Energy Drinks of 2017

Energy drinks, the next best revitalizing beverage known to mankind since the discovery of coffee.

They have the refreshing carbonation of an ice cold soda and they’re loaded with vitamins and natural extracts to help unleash your mind’s optimal mental focus and cognitive abilities.

While energy drinks may have caught a bad reputation in the media in recent years for being high in sugar and containing unhealthy ingredients, it is important to realize that not all energy drinks are all that terrible.

In fact, many of the energy drink brands on the rise are finding unique ways to make healthier energy drinks with limited or no sugar by using simple, natural ingredients.

So what’s the best energy drink that’s legal to buy online?

1- VPX Bang

Lowest price on Amazon

“Potent Brain and Body Fuel” – that’s exactly what VPX is all about with Bang, and they’re shaking up the energy drink industry one champagne flavored “super creatine” drink at a time.

Harnessing the energizing effects of creatine, Bang is one of the most potent and pure energy drinks the industry has ever seen.

Combining caffeine with creatine, CoQ10’s, and BCAA’s (branch chain amino acids), the unique energizing blend is on its own level.

Each can of Bang contains a whopping 300 mg serving of caffeine – more than Red Bull, Monster, Rockstar, Amp, Full Throttle, and just about all the other energy drink brands out there.

But get this –  it doesn’t have any sugar. 0 calories and 0 sugars.

That’s right, Bang is sweetened with sucralose, making it a top choice for energy drinkers who like to limit their sugar consumption.

Champagne is my ultimate flavor of choice, but Bang comes in a few different flavors (not all are available on Amazon): Blue Razz, Lemon Drop, Starfruit, Black Cherry, and Cotton Candy.

Buy VPX Bang on Amazon

—

2- RUNA Clean Energy Drink

Lowest price on Amazon

RUNA is a unique energy drink that harnesses the energizing properties of the guayusa leaf.

Used by tribes in the Amazon to make herbal energizing tea concoctions, the guayusa leaf contains natural caffeine balanced with polyphenol antioxidants for sustained energy and focus without the crash.

How does RUNA source this energizing plant grown in the rain forest? Here’s what the company has to say:

“RUNA’s commitment to ethical and environmental standards goes above and beyond our certifications. We source exclusively from indigenous farming families that grow guayusa in sustainable, biodiverse forest gardens. Together we’re pioneering a new way to do business in the Amazon.” 

This energy drink is 100% organic, non-GMO, Fair Trade, Gluten-free, Paleo, Kosher, and Vegan. No sugar, no stevia, and no artificial sweeteners used. 

Buy RUNA on Amazon

—

3- Optimum Nutrition Amino Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

Optimum Nutrition is the giant supplement company behind this Amino Energy drink.

Only 15 calories per 16 oz bottle makes this particular energy drink popular for the health conscious.

Each bottle also contains 5 grams of free form amino acids and 100 mg of caffeine for a easy-going, smooth blend that limits the jitters without limiting your energy levels.

The Optimum Nutrition company offers this blend in a powder form, but many prefer the convenient, already mixed bottles for on-the-go energy solutions.

Premixed bottles come in these delicious flavors: Blueberry Lemonade, Fruit Punch, Orange Blast, Strawberry Cooler, and Watermelon Wave.

Buy Amino Energy on Amazon

—

4- GURU Organic Energy

Lowest price on Amazon

GURU is an organic energy drink company founded in 1999.

Containing just 100 mg of caffeine from green tea and guarana extract, this isn’t the most potent energy drink on the market, but it’s one of the cleaner ones as far as natural energy goes.

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What are energy drinks?

Energy drinks are beverages that contain a large amount of caffeine along with other ingredients that claim to provide the user with an energy boost.

These ingredients can include Vitamin B, Guarana, Ginseng, and Taurine just to name a few. The term “energy drink” was invented by drink manufacturers. This means they are not recognized by the Food and Drug Administration or the USDA as a reliable way to improve your energy level [1].

There is not much evidence out there that shows whether or not energy drinks actually provide you with better physical performance. The amount of caffeine will have about the same effect as a cup or two of coffee for most individuals.

However, there are some people who rely on these drinks to give them the extra push they need to get through their workout sessions or push through the afternoon wall. Energy drinks that contain added nutrients and vitamins could supplement if your diet is lacking in some areas.

How do energy drinks work?

The majority of energy that you receive when you consume an energy drink come from two of the main ingredients, sugar and caffeine. The average drink can contain anywhere from 50-300 milligrams of caffeine. Your average 12 oz. soda contains anywhere from 18 to 48 mg. of caffeine.

So, what makes energy drinks different from sodas and sports drinks? They contain ingredients that are actually useful to the body. 

Here are a few of the ingredients that are found in most energy drinks available on the market today [2]. These ingredients can help improve energy, increase clarity and focus.

Ephedrine

A decongestant that is used for the temporary relief of shortness of breath, wheezing or chest tightness due to asthma. Ephedrine is added to energy drinks because it can be used as a stimulant that effects the central nervous system. It is often seen in weight loss products, however there have been concerns about the damaging effects ephedrine can have on the heart.

Taurine

This is a natural amino acid that is produced by the body. It can help to regulate your heart beat and ease muscle contractions. Experts are unsure about all the effects that taurine has on the body, however studies have shown that it can be used as an antioxidant, and could even have a sedative effect [3]. Which sounds strange considering it is an active ingredient in some of the most popular energy drinks around.

Ginseng

Ginseng is a natural root that is harvested for its medicinal purposes. It is believed to help reduce stress levels and provide users with a quick burst of energy. The Chinese have used ginseng in teas and medicine for thousands of years.

Vitamin B

B-Vitamins help convert sugar that we consume into energy and can also be used to improve muscle tone.

Guarana Seed

This is a natural stimulant that is derived from a shrub which can be found in the countries of Brazil and Venezuela. Guarana contains caffeine as well as theophylline and theobromine which are also similar to caffeine [3].

Carnitine

This is an amino acid that can help speed up your metabolism level. It helps to move fatty acids from the blood into the mitochondria located in our cells. This allows fatty acids to be used for energy, and helps you to burn away fat while you exercise.

Creatine

This is an organic acid that supplies energy for contracting the muscles. It is often found in protein powders and strength training supplements. It helps muscle cells produce more energy and supports the various functions of the muscles [4].

Inositol

This is a Vitamin B complex that helps to relay messages within our body’s cells. Insitol is not a vitamin itself, that’s because our bodies can synthesize it. This pseudovitamin can be found naturally in plants and animals.

Ginkgo Biloba

This ingredient comes from the seeds of the ginkgo biloba tree and is believed to enhance our memory. Ginkgo Biloba is also used to increase concentration, relieve anxiety and depression, help improve libido, treat migraine headaches, and fight the symptoms of PMS.

What are the benefits of energy drinks?

Energy drinks are easy to consume and come in various flavors that are similar to soft drinks. They can be purchased anywhere and are also available in diet varieties.

While the verdict is still out on how much energy they can provide, most people are able to get a quick boost from these drinks similar to their morning cup of coffee. If your diet lacks in various nutrients such as B-Vitamins, you can find energy drinks that are filled with these useful ingredients.

Energy drinks are available in large serving sizes as well as small ‘shot style’ doses to help you stay refreshed and get you through the work day. While they can be helpful if you need to stay awake on very little sleep, they shouldn’t be relied upon on a daily basis as your primary source of energy.

What are the side effects of energy drinks?

Most people do not suffer from serious side effects after consuming one energy drink. Usually if someone has an adverse effect, it is because they have had more than their recommended amount, or had an energy drink on an empty stomach.

Some of the most common side effects that people experience from energy drinks include:

Heart Palpitations

Tremors and Shaking

Restlessness

Gastrointestinal issues

Chest Pain

Dizziness

Tingling or Numbing of the Skin

Insomnia

Respiratory Issues

Headaches

Most individuals who consume energy drinks on occasion never experience any type of side effect. If you do have one of more of these symptoms after only consuming one energy drink and you are otherwise in good health, you may want to consider other natural energy boosters that contain less caffeine and sugar.

When consumed in moderation, most individuals will not have any reactions from drinking energy drinks. However, there have been some long-term effects that could result from drinking them too frequently. These long-term issues are not fully understood and haven’t been researched well enough to provide concise details as of yet.

How do you take an energy drink?

It all depends on the ingredients that each energy drink contains. Most will contain tons of caffeine and sugar, so you should limit yourself on those types of drinks.

If you choose a sugar-free variety, you are limiting the amount of sugar you consume, which is a good thing. But you are also still receiving the same amount of caffeine. Healthy adults should limit themselves to having two energy drinks per day. That would equal to about 16 ounces each day.

This should be considered the maximum amount and you shouldn’t drink them every single day just to be on the safe side. Using the sparingly for a quick pick-me-up however should be safe and not cause you any long-term issues.

It’s recommended that you don’t drink an energy drink before or during physical activity such as an extreme workout or while playing sports. Some athletes may like this boost of energy and think that it will help them perform better on the field. But this fast surge of caffeine and sugar could do damage to your heart. Those who have pre-existing heart conditions should especially be aware of this issue and limit their amount of energy drinks.

One of the biggest risks when it comes to energy drinks is consuming too many, too quickly. They are considered dangerous for children and teens if they are consumed irresponsibly. To be safe, it is best to restrict energy drinks from children and teens.

You should never mix energy drinks with alcohol. Some people have claimed that mixing these drinks with beer or liquor can help to counteract the effects of alcohol. However, the truth is that it only causes you to be less aware of how many energy drinks or how much alcohol you are consuming. And that can have a serious effect on your health.

Always make an informed decision when it comes to choosing an energy drink. Choose a beverage that includes all ingredient and nutritional information on the label. You should keep track of the amount of caffeine you drink each day and the other active ingredients that could work as a stimulant. A healthy adult should consume no more than 400 mg of caffeine each day [5].

Recap

Energy drinks can provide you with a quick boost of energy any time you need it. They are a good alternative to coffee and many contain healthy ingredients that can improve focus and memory.

When used in moderation, energy drinks are perfectly safe for healthy adults to consume. But be sure to not drink them before or during strenuous activities, or mix an energy drink with alcohol. This could have a serious effect on your heart health since most of these drinks contain a large number of stimulants.

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Russia

Asia-Pacific

China

Japan

South Korea

India

Australia

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Indonesia

Thailand

Malaysia

Philippines

Vietnam

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Mexico

Brazil

Argentina

Middle East & Africa

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Kewpie

Kraft Foods

Murphy Orchards

National Grape Co-operative Association

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Premier Foods

Trailblazer Foods

Welch

Wellness Foods

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Carl Kuhne KG

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