Caffeine craze
Need a boost? Energy and caffeinated drinks are filled with sugar and unhealthy amounts of caffeine, which cause a caffeine crash later. Too much caffeine can also result in heartburn, nausea, vomiting, fertility issues and even increased risk of heart attacks among young adults, according to Healthlinenutritionists.com nutritionists.

1 can
200 mg

1 bottle
130 mg
Red Bull
1 can
111 mg
Kickstart Mountain Dew
1 can
92 mg
Monster
1 can
86 mg
To gain energy, try to eat or drink
something with a reasonable amount of caffeine that’s more beneficial to the body. These options offer a positive effect on the body with a long lasting and healthy energy boost, according to Health and fitness instructor and coach.
Green Tea
1 Cup
35 mg
Dark Chocolate
1 piece
12 mg
Clif Energy Bar
1 bar
50 mg
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