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I am a Redbull lover over all the other drinks
Gotta agree with everyone else though with Redbull needing a few more variants (like caffeine free) and definitely are too expensive
I really wish they made a caffeine free version of red bull (and cola, dr. pepper, irn bru, and so on), I actually really enjoy the taste, but I hate how caffeine makes me feel.. The fact that so few sodas are caffeine-free nowadays is so screwed up.
Did you know Red Bull causes migraines - source Jerma985
Are they still in russia?
Hm. Apparently they left . . . Christ, six weeks ago?
Well. I guess its better than not. Still, way to make a statement, redbull.
Last time a beverage company tried to make a statement, their stock price dropped 26℅
What about a politically charged video featuring a massive celebrity?
The store brand one is 50 cents (€) where I live, they're all unhealthy anyway so might as well go for the cheap one...
Or... drink coffee or tea or eat chocolate or take caffeine pills if you don't care about the taste.
None of the things you described are sodas, so I don't see how it's comparable. There's a difference between a cool drink and chocolate, it's not just a matter of taste.
If you're deciding solely on cost just buy a bottle of caffeine pills from your pharmacy. A 100 count bottle of 200mg pure caffeine (well, plus cellulose or whatever holds the pill together) costs me like $20. Now do the math on 100 red bulls.
I mean, no one who buys energy drinks does it only for the caffeine. I'm just saying there's little difference between a redbull and a generic energy drink.
Most people who are addicted to drinks like Monster do so because of vitamin B12 defficiency, the drink is their main source of it.
Source?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8780606/
The relative prevalence and average amounts of the top ingredients were as follows: caffeine (100%; 174.4 ± 81.1 mg), vitamin B6 (72%; 366.9 ± 648.1 percent daily value (%DV)), vitamin B3 (67%; 121.44 ± 69.9% DV), vitamin B12 (67%; 5244.5 ± 10,474.6% DV), vitamin B5 (37.3%; 113.6 ± 76.6% DV), and taurine (37.3%; amounts undisclosed). Conclusions: Our findings suggest a high prevalence of caffeine and B-vitamins in these energy products, with many of the formulations containing well above the recommended daily value of B-vitamins.
include meat, clams, liver, fish, poultry, eggs, and dairy products.
these people buy monster instead of eggs or meat wtf
Some of those people are vegan.
Some are just alcoholics too. Alcohol reduces your ability to absorb Vitamin B, so they need to supplement it. If you pay attention you will notice heavy drinkers tend to consume a lot of beef, slam energy drinks or both.
Red bull is also the most expensive which is why I barely ever buy it. As someone that blocks every ad I possibly can, red bull is also the only one that has a slogan or catch phrase whatever "gives you wings is" that I know of so I guess marketing pays off.
Red Bull is the best tasting one but I never buy it because of the price. Luckily it's also the brand that most knock offs copy so those are the ones I buy and like the best too.
You don’t know monster’s?
“Puts hair on your pussy, pussy.” doesn’t ring any bells?
And bang’s. “Hey guys, come on, we’re an energy drink too!”
And of course Celsius’ “what the fuck is Celsius?”
Ohhhh . . . Yeah I guess those do sound familiar . . .