PhysiologicalRoleofMolecules

i.
Glucose&Sucrose:Enterstheprimarymetabolicpathwayinwhichthe
chemicalenergyofitsbondsisconvertedintoATP,theprimaryenergy
moleculeinthebody(Carbs)
ii.
Taurine:Regulatesheartbeatandmusclecontractions.Improvedreaction
time,concentration,andmemory(notproven)(aminoacid)
iii.
VitaminB12:Importantforgrowth,cellreproduction,bloodformation,
andproteinandtissuesynthesis.
iv.
Inositol:Controlscholesterollevelsandhaspotentialantioxidant
capabilities.Helpsmodulateserotoninandnervoussystem.(Carbs)
v. PyridoxineHCl(VitaminB6):Energyproduction,efficientmetabolic
functioning,proteindigestion,aswellasmaintaininghealthynervous
system,skin,hairandnails.
vi.
Caffeine:Improveshelpcognitivefunctioningandmayimprove
endurancetemporarily.Caffeineworksbyblockingadenosine,a
sleeppromotingbrainchemical,whichinturnmakesyourbodyrelease
adrenaline.(stimulant)
vii.
SodiumCitrate:helpsconvertglucoseintolacticacidduringexercise,
producingameasurableeffectonathleticperformance(salt)
viii.
CitricAcid:Itisaprecursorforthecitricacidcycle(KrebsCycle),
whichisamajorpathwayinthecellsproductionofchemicalenergy(salt)
ix.
MagnesiumCarbonate:Itaidsinmusclerelaxation,bloodclotting,and
synthesisofATP.Helpstoensuretheelectricalstabilityofcells,the
maintenanceofcellmembranes,andtheregulationofvascularhealth.
musclecontraction,andneurotransmission(salt)
x. Glucuronolactone:Builds/Repairsconnectivetissue.Alsoregulates
formationofglycogen(carb)
xi.
Niacinamide(VitaminB3):Aidsinthesynthesisofaminoacidsandin
metabolism.
xii.
CalciumPantothenate(VitaminB5):Helpsyouusefatsandcarbohydrates
tomakemoleculesusedforenergy.Isinvolvedinmorethan100different
metabolicpathwaysincludingenergymetabolismofcarbohydrates,
proteinsandlipids,andthesynthesisoflipids,neurotransmitters,steroid
hormones,porphyrins,andhemoglobin
b. Glucose,Sucrose,Inositol,andGlucuronolactonearecarbohydrateswhichare
metabolicsourcesofenergy.Thesemoleculesarebrokendowninthe
mitochondriaandtheenergyinthesemoleculesisreleasedwhentheyhavebeen
oxidizedduring
cellularrespiration
.Theenergyreleasedfromthemwhentheyare

oxidizediscarriedandtransportedbyanenergycarriermoleculecalled
ATP
and
thiscanthenbebrokendownreleasingenergytoperformbodilyfunctions.
c. Glucuronolactoneisasugarthatcontributestotheformationofconnective
tissues.VitaminB12,PyridoxineHCL(VitaminB6),andNiacinamide(Vitamin
B3)allcontributetotheformationofaminoacids(Taurine)whichare
componentsofproteinsthatcontributetobodyrepair.

ThePhysiologicalRolesoftheIngredientsofRedBull
i.
Glucose&Sucrose:Enterstheprimarymetabolicpathwayinwhichthe
chemicalenergyofitsbondsisconvertedintoATP,theprimaryenergy
moleculeinthebody
ii.
Taurine:Regulatesheartbeatandmusclecontractions.Improvedreaction
time,concentration,andmemory(notproven)
iii.
VitaminB12:Importantforgrowth,cellreproduction,bloodformation,
andproteinandtissuesynthesis.
iv.
Inositol:Controlscholesterollevelsandhaspotentialantioxidant
capabilities.Helpsmodulateserotoninandnervoussystem.
v. PyridoxineHCl(VitaminB6):Energyproduction,efficientmetabolic
functioning,proteindigestion,aswellasmaintaininghealthynervous
system,skin,hairandnails.
vi.
Caffeine:Improveshelpcognitivefunctioningandmayimprove
endurancetemporarily.Caffeineworksbyblockingadenosine,a
sleeppromotingbrainchemical,whichinturnmakesyourbodyrelease
adrenaline.
vii.
SodiumCitrate:helpsconvertglucoseintolacticacidduringexercise,
producingameasurableeffectonathleticperformance
viii.
CitricAcid:Itisaprecursorforthecitricacidcycle(KrebsCycle),
whichisamajorpathwayinthecellsproductionofchemicalenergy
ix.
MagnesiumCarbonate:Itaidsinmusclerelaxation,bloodclotting,and
synthesisofATP.Helpstoensuretheelectricalstabilityofcells,the
maintenanceofcellmembranes,andtheregulationofvascularhealth.
musclecontraction,andneurotransmission
x. Glucuronolactone:Builds/Repairsconnectivetissue.Alsoregulates
formationofglycogen
xi.
Niacinamide(VitaminB3):Aidsinthesynthesisofaminoacidsandin
metabolism.

xii.

CalciumPantothenate(VitaminB5):Helpsyouusefatsandcarbohydrates
tomakemoleculesusedforenergy.Isinvolvedinmorethan100different