2. History
Energy drinks were introduced in the
1960s. Japanese company Taisho
Pharmaceuticals decided to make a
drink that would help people with giving
them a boost of energy during the day.
Eventually the drink spread into
Thailand. Where an Austrian
Entrepreneur decided to make a drink
exactly like it and call it Red Bull.
3. Q&A
Are energy drinks bad for you?
- Of course they are bad for you.. They
damage your organs.
Does it increase performance?
- It may give you a boost of energy for
an hour or two. After it drains you of your
energy.
4. Reason#1
Damages organs to the point wear your
bodily functions do not work as they are
supposed to.
5. Reason#2
Psychologically; it makes your brain
think its getting a boost of energy
because of the sugar, it strains your
body farther than it should go.
6. Reason#3
It dehydrates your body. It takes the
water out of the body and makes your
thirsty. Drinking energy drinks is
especially bad while doing strenuous
activities.
7. Opposing reasons
Energy drinks increases performance
and push people to the top of their
abilities
A can contains the same amount if not
more sugar than a cup of coffee
Gives you a boost of energy to get you
through the day, even if you are tired
8. Comments on opposing
reasons
It strains the body farther than it is
supposed to go.
Might as well be drinking coffee
After the boost it just drains you of
energy to make you exhausted
9. Benefits
Not drinking energy drinks is definitely a
grand idea. All it does, is damage your
body; especially for kids that are still
growing. It is tempting to drink it before
riding but I try to avoid it as much as I
can.
10. Thoughts
Energy drinks have been introduced to
us in the media as something that can
help increase your performance. It can
but what they don’t tell you is that it
slowly damages your body.
