"B vitamins, especially niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6 and vitamin B12. They are essential for converting food into energy and breaking down and using the energy found in the foods we eat. (This drink has 6 of the 8 B vitamins, 1000% of daily requirement of Biotin)
Sugar, which is a quick source of energy. Some energy drinks are sugar-free and low-carb friendly. (There is none in this drink)
Amino acid derivatives, such as taurine and L-carnitine. They are naturally produced by the body and have roles in several biological processes."
I'm not athletic at all and am sort of a slug when it comes to energy use. Anyone else know about energy drinks?
At Aldi's they are about $2.00 a can.
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Hello, from Idaho. I want to explore around blog land. I came over from AC. I only tried one energy drink a while back, and didn't care for it.
Hope you have time to stop in for a cup of coffee.
Well hello. Thanks for dropping in. I do think of you from time to time. I've just read some of your recent posts, in addition to this one.
Just noticed it has 200 mg caffeine. So. . . no more.
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