Perfectlysafe. But if you do get side effects. Slow it down. But everyone is different. What can make caffeine dangerous is when it’s mixed with sugar as in sodas . High amounts of sugar and caffeine together are really bad for your body. But you should be ok. If you are worried, just skip a or a two a week and don’t drink it everyday .
Anyform of energy drink is bad for your health. But so is a lot of things. Just try to balance it out with healthy things or activities. Yes. If anything, a caffeine addiction will be bad for your health. Not to mention the fake sugar and every other bad thing for in sodas.
Mybrain instinctively tells me that while these drinks might not be as bad as their regular counterparts, they’re obviously still unhealthy. They’re soft drinks after all, they have to be bad for you. However, upon looking at the nutrition label, it occurs to me that I have no idea why they’re unhealthy. Take Coke Zero for example: Per
Yaif you compare pure caffiene intake, I could see the argument. Coffee is definitely more natural than the garbage (which I drink daily) in energy drinks. It’s usually people who are in way worse shape than me trying to tell me energy drinksIve been diabetic since 1997. When I’m working I live on sugar free monster and rock star. If rock star is available in your area, their white one is similar to white monster with more caffeine. [deleted] • 2 yr. ago. Caffeine can raise blood sugar levels and keep them higher for longer for some people.
Alittle late here but pretty much most of the Monster Ultras are awesome. My favorite is probably Ultra Fiesta Mango. For a non sugar energy drinks, I’m constantly surprised at how tasty and drinkable the line is I find non sugar soda usually tastes like garbage and isn’t worth drinking over water.
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Theircombos are sugar and sucralose (sugar drinks) or sucralose and acesulfame (zero sugar drinks) Some of those zero sugar ones have Erythritol as well I believe, which is a more natural sugar alcohol. So it’s possible maybe one artificial sweetener affects you but the other doesn’t. If you’re looking for drinks that are just sugar withTheyare much better for your teeth. The problem with real sugar drinks is that bacteria love to eat sugar. Having lots of liquidy sugar promotes the growth of lots of bacteria, which in turn excrete acid that damages your teeth, as well as causing infections. bacteria can't eat or metabolize artificial sugars like they can real sugar, so it's