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> Seems like a lot when put in terms of Redbull, Redbull doesn't actually have that much caffeine. A typically, 8oz cup of coffee has more caffeine than a redb
by SkyPuncher 6y ago
> Seems like a lot when put in terms of Redbull,
Redbull doesn't actually have that much caffeine. A typically, 8oz cup of coffee has more caffeine than a redbull.
In fact, most "energy drinks" don't have that much caffeine. They have other ingredients that also provide energy.
- schappim 6y agoIn the industry the other ingredients are called “pixie dust”. The heavy lifting is done by the caffeine.
- qeternity 6y agoAnd anyone without a shockingly low caffeine tolerance also knows that one of the main ingredients in energy drinks is marketing. Red Bull does nothing to most people that a cup of black coffee wouldn’t do. But the placebo effect is a helluva drug.
- bjourne 6y agoAre you sure about that? I drink coffee all day long and in the evenings too. Doesn't affect me much. But some of the energy drinks gets me completely hyper so that I can't sleep.