Francisco Azuaje

Salt Sugar Sucrose Dextrose Citric acid Natural flavor Sodium chloride Monopotassium phosphate

Gatorade

Red Bull

Caffeine Taurine Glucurinolactone B-group vitamins Sucrose Glucose SugarfreeAcesulfame K Aspartame

Salt-inorganic, Sodium Chloride Sugar-organic Sucrose-organic Dextrose- organic, also known as carbohydrate Citric acid-organic, comes from fruits Natural flavor-organic Sodium chloride-inorganic Monopotassium phosphate-organic

It is made my robots, so it isnt that difficult to made for them. It made to bring back energy ot the body. The price is of about $2.50, so it is basically cheap. It has some hazards if you drink wuthout doing exercise.

It was made in Florida in a University, which started out being for the athletes of the team.

Caffeine-inorganic Taurine- organic, distributed in animal tissues Glucuronolactone-organic, used in energy drinks B-group vitamins-organic Sucrose-organic Glucose-organic SugarfreeAcesulfame K-inorganic Aspartame-organic

The use of it without any exercise can be harmful. Drinking too much of while doing a small amount of exercise can become a negative impact. So I would say that if you are not doing sports, dont drink it, if you are doing a decent amount just drink a little, but if you are really working out, then it will be the time to drink a lot to recover yourself.

Over consumption of caffeine can result in a state of central nervous system overstimulation called caffeine intoxication. Energy drinks have not been made for rehydration. Can create a problem with your blood if you drink it too much. There is also a cardiovascular risk, causing tachycardia.

Salt-NaCl Sugar-C12H22O11 Sucrose-C12H22O11 Dextrose-C6H12O6 Citric acid-C6H8O7 Natural flavor Sodium chloride-NaCl Monopotassium phosphate-KH2PO4

Caffeine-C8H10N4O2 Taurine-C2H7NO3S Glucuronolactone-C6H8O6 B-group vitaminsSucrose-C12H22O11 Glucose-C6H120O6 SugarfreeAcesulfame K-C4H4KNO4S Aspartame-C14H18N2O5

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