Shoe stores such as Payless have a lot of competition such as Aldo and other shoe stores. But a store that sold flowers wouldn’t have as much competition because there aren’t that many stores that sell flowers. What about an energy drinks store? Well actually it sells energy drinks, sports drinks, energy bars and whatever gives you an energy boost. What competition would it have? Also why would a store like that succeed. Example: energy drinks and sports drinks are a growing trend so many people buy them. Any other ideas?

I drink either a Red Bull or Full Throttle about 3-5 times a week before I play ball at noon everyday. I know its something else I can drink instead of that because I am gaining weight and I’m trying to lose weight instead. The extra boost the energy drinks gives me helps so I want to continue to take something, just not all that caffeine and sugar.

I don’t drink a lot of pop, but lately I have been having these cravings for pop and Energy drinks. I was thinking for the month of October that I wouldn’t drink pop and energy drinks and see how that goes because for one that is just a lot of sugar to have. Do you think that is a good thing to try or should I try something else? I was going to drink milk and water.

I drink energy drinks all the time…at least 3 a day but they dont seem to be working. Could it be because i have ADHD?

Do energy drinks make you less shy, and help you concentrate on your school work?

I have seen many kids from the age of 8 to 13 who drinks these energy drinks; for example, Red Bulk, Energy, Rock Stars, etc… These energy drinks contain a lot of caffeine, so I don’t think they are good for the kids’ brain developments. What is your opinion on this issue?

I have tons of work to do next week because I will get a huge assignment. I will need to be up late so I was wondering about the health effects of energy drinks like Red Bull, Monster, etc.

People tell me it keeps them wide awake all night. I don’t really support coffee that much, so I was thinking these drinks.

I drink energy drinks such as Red Bull and Tab Energy quite frequently and people are always telling me how bad they are for you. However, I’m sure I do a lot worse things for my body. Are they actually that harmful?

My wife and I am planning on adding a new addition to the family. I occasionally drink amp energy drink at work. Should I stop drinking these energy drinks?

I am aware on many cans/bottles of energy drinks it says not to drink too much within a day. For example Redbull cans say not to consume more than 500ml/day. What difference does this have compared to coffee? I have never seen a coffee recommendation other then for pregnant women (not to drink more than 4 cups/day i think). Is anyone aware of a longterm impact of consuming excess energy drinks? I guess they haven’t been around for long enough.