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Energy Drink Side Effects

Are there side effects from the ingredients in Energy Drinks? As the safety of an energy drink debate rages on we thought we would take a look at the other side of the issue.

Since we are huge energy drink fans, its easy to preach their greatness and forget that we are putting chemicals into our body in sometimes huge quantities. We will take a look at the most common ingredients and list the potential side effects from ingesting them through your favorite energy drink.

Caffeine

Of course this is the most common energy drink ingredient and most of you know the side effects, but the list wouldn’t be complete without it.

It’s hard to pin point a safe dose because it varies from person to person and tolerance. Between .5 grams to 1 gram in a 24 hour period will probably result in some of the above side effects.

Taurine

As of 2008, no side effects from Taurine in energy drinks have been documented.

B Vitamins

Inositol

No known side effects have been reported, but ingesting large quantities has been linked to diarrhea.

Ginseng

Glucuronolactone

While no side effects have been reported there’s still debate on its safety which has lead Canada, England, Germany, and France from allowing it in non-prescription products.

Artificial sweeteners

If you like the sugar-free variety there is ongoing debate over the safety of these. Here’s good from diet-blog on the subject.

Ginkgo Biloba

L-Carnitine

Its important to note with these energy drink side effects that many ingredients have similar negative effects, so with much of the information being anecdotal from patients it’s hard to say which ingredient actually caused the problems if the patient was ingesting several combinations of these at one time. I think, overall, the evidence supports the safety of energy drinks within the context of moderation and knowing your body i.e. allergies, tolerance etc. If you drink responsibly you most likely will avoid energy drink side effects.

Sources: wikipedia.org, drugs.com, nutritional-supplements--guide.com, Bodybuiling.com

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A Biology teacher of 11 years, a Trained counselor and a web educator/editor.

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POLL: Do you know the real definition of the word poppycock?

According to Wikipedia it means soft dung or diarrhea

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poppycock

hahahhaa!! poppycock!! funny word!!

Whhhattt?? diarrhea…
okay… poppycock is out!

at dictornary.com it says it means :

senseless talk; Ex: “don’t give me that stuff”

maybe it has 2 meanings…
Hmmhmhm

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