How bad is NOS Energy Drink for me?
Each can is loaded with sugar and caffeine to provide instant energy. The warning label on a can of NOS reads: CAUTION: POWERFUL. Not recommended for children, pregnant women or people sensitive to caffeine. The first thing you see on the NOS website (www.drinknos.com) is a picture of a can of NOS being drilled into the back of a person’s skull. “That may not be too far from reality,” said Rogers. “It’s very dangerous. Kids under twelve are drinking these and, depending on their body weight, their heart can’t handle it. It increases their heart rate and blood pressure.” Dr. Monty C. Morales of Pima Heart Associates agrees. “Caffeine can cause heart arrhythmia. The heart beats rapidly or irregularly. People can feel light- headed and dizzy and pass out.” While the athlete is drinking an energy drink to get pumped up, it could actually have the opposite effect. “In the worst-case scenario, it could lead to sudden death,” said Dr. Morales. “Most young athletes haven’t been seen by a doctor and don’t know if they may have an underlying medical problem. And then they’re taking these stimulants. That’s not good.”
Is drinking one energy drink per week bad for me?
I too drink a lot of energy drinks and my good cholesterol is also lower (it's 30, supposed to be higher than 35) just got my test results back, we have matching descriptions only I'm 15lbs heavier, 6 years older, I drink probably 2-4 a week, depending on if I can shoplift enough of them. I wish I could give you a progress report on some of the healthier energy drinks, such as 5-hour energy, but I'm trying that one out tomorrow morning, and lately the sugar-free ones have been doing me good. Energy drinks are not bad for you, infact they are a great source of Vitamin B, especially RockStar, they speed your metabolism in case you're having problems there. The only negative effect I've had from energy drinks is my stomach, never drink one too fast, even if it's just one, drinking them too fast could do some damage to your stomach like it did to mine, felt like it put a hole in it, that hunger sensation, constant, eating doesn't cure it anymore. If you are worried about the effects of energy supplements, back it up with plenty of water. Make sure you use the energy drink too, the caffeine can stay in your system for up to 12 hours, so that time that crash accordingly, make sure it doesn't unbalance your sleep cycle.
Is drinking too many energy drinks bad for you?
The only warning on the cans I get are 'Safety: high caffeine content 30mg/100/ml. not recommended for children under the age of 16, pregnant women or breastfeeding women, people with heart disease or persons sensitive to caffeine' That's the only warning on it.
I have about 2 energy drinks a week. How bad is this for my health?
Generally speaking, consuming 2 energy drinks a week doesn’t do anything bad to your health.Energy drinks contain caffeine, B vitamins, other good ingredients like taurine or ginseng, but many also contain tons of sugar.Sugar is obviously bad, so it’s a good idea to avoid energy drinks that are high in sugar.Caffeine is great in moderation, but consuming too much caffeine is known to cause side effects such as insomnia, tooth decay, irregular heartbeat and irritability.The daily maximum dosage for caffeine as set by the FDA is 400mg for a average healthy adult.A single can of low-caffeinated energy drink like REIZE (50mg caffeine) or Red Bull( 80mg caffeine) contains much less than what is permitted. A can of high caffeinated energy drink like Bang energy drink or Rockstar still contains less than what is permitted daily, even though they contain muliples of what you’ll find in a Red Bull.Consuming two energy drinks a week is totally fine as long as you don’t have a pre-existing health condition. Personally, I would suggest to choose a sugar-free option that contains a sensible amount of caffeine.My personal favorite is REIZE Energy Drink.REIZE contains 50mg of caffeine per serve, is sugar-free, gives you a great energy boost, tastes great and at around $1 per drink including shipping is a lot more affordable than most energy drinks on the market.
Are Energy Drinks Bad For Braces?
I think that they will have a similar effect( caffeine+sugar). In addition to that they will also( if consumed in large amounts) cause heart palpitations and anxiety. I love them, but I limit myself to one every other day. I really get anxious when I drink to many.
Is drinking Monster Energy once a week bad for me?
So I'm new to Monster Energy, and I realize it would be unhealthy to drink it a lot. I decided, if it's not bad for me to do this, limit myself to one Monster per week. I actually have two questions. First off, is drinking it once a week bad for me? Also, what diet should I have on the day I drink a Monster? What I mean by this is, should I try to eat more of a specific nutrient that Monsters may take/limit from you. (I'm not sure if that's understandable or not, if not just don't answer that question.)
What happens if someone drinks too much energy drink like Red Bull, for example six cans a day?
What happens if someone drinks too much energy drink like Red Bull, for example six cans a day?I know this is a very bad habit, but I drink a lot of energy drinks such as Red Bull and Monster. Sometimes i just can’t study if I don’t drink them while studying/ coding especially after 11~ish pm.I usually try not to consume more than 2 cans. However I can safely drink 2 cans of 250 ml Red Bulls and be fine, without my heart beat getting too high.But, on one occasion while I was super busy preparing for finals, I mistakenly bought two 355 ml Red Bulls (the sizes are almost same to that of 250 ml).I drank one at 10~ish pm, the other at 2–3~ish am. My exam was at 11 am. I decided to sleep for 2 hours at 6 am. My heart was racing like a fucking horse. That was a horrible feeling. I was tired af but couldn’t sleep at all.As I was lying upside down I could literally feel my heartbeat on the mattress, it was racing that fast. I gave up trying to sleep after about 45 mins and continued revising.The exam was going well for the first 2 hours, I had completed 80–85% of the paper by then. Out of nowhere and I don’t know why I started coughing like FUCK! I drank water but it didn’t help! I continued coughing and coughing.There were about 400–500 more students giving exams with me, it was in a basketball court. I could understand maybe they’re getting disturbed.I got up, submitted my paper and left!
Is it ok for a 14 year old to drink two Monster energy drinks?
If I say “not really” you will try it anyway out of a sense of teenage rebellious spirit. If I say “yeah sure” then I am liable to a civil lawsuit if you end up in hospital with heart problems.All I can tell you is follow a few basic common sense precautions.Do not alternate between energy drinks, coffee, tea and cola drinks.Drink plenty of water rather than purely rely on energy drinks. If you have a 500ml can, follow it with 200ml of water minimum every half an hour for two hours afterwards.Never exced 1500ml (over 3 US pints, or 1.5litres) of energy drinks in 24 hours.Do not attempt to drive or operate dangerous machineryDo not mix with alcohol. That almost killed me mixing vodka and energy drinks, no joke.
Why do get bad headaches when I drink Monster energy drinks?
I drank Monsters regularly for about three years then all of a sudden it started giving me terrible headaches. when i would get these headaches i would get really dizzy, i couldn't remember certain things, my mouth felt really numb, and i seen spots. This only happens when i drink monsters i can drink red bull Rock stars, anything.