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I think energy drinks are okay. They may not be healthy, but most are effective. If you drink an energy drink, you are aware it isin't healthy, so as long as you know what you're doing, it's ok.
I think any teenager should be allowed to buy energy drinks everywhere (i see some restrictions in some stores). Only kids should be restricted.
That's my opinion i guess
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I personally don't like them, but others should be free to drink them if they want because they do work.
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Energy drinks: Fresh, cold water, carrot juice, pomegranate juice, low salt tomato/veggie blend juice.
"Energy drinks" marketed as such contain all sorts of nonsense to artificially (and then crash) your metabolism. Sorry, no short cuts to true energy, which is eating a well balanced diet. (Golly, that sounds a lot like something my dad would say).
I used to drink 2 a day, now they make barely any difference on how I act etc. This could just be me not noticing the changes, I know, it's just I don't seem to get the same energy boost and comedown as other people do. It's like drinking any other fizzy drink.
Just like alcohol, let people drink it at their own costs.
I like them, well, some of them.
I have a caffeine dependence. It's gotten to a bad point.
I drink them when I feel tired.
They're terrible to get into a habit of drinking during depression.
You feel sad and tired, drink one, moment of buzzy joy then the comedown is worse.
I just think children should keep away from them or they'll end up like me and dependent on them. Maybe it's just because I get addicted to things easily, I don't know.
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