… domain of energy that refers to cognitive performance and mood. Energy drinks are … well
as to promote weight loss through increased energy expenditure. Table 1 provides a summary …

… Thus, the analysis of research data and the properties of the main biologically active
components of energy drinks suggests that both caffeine and taurine, as well as their …

… important active ingredients of energy drinks, their origins, sources, benefits and side
effects. It is concluded that energy drinks, despite the variations in brand name contain bio-active …

… Caffeine is the main active ingredient of coffee and energy drinks, and it is present in a
number of food supplements including those marketed for weight loss and sports performance. It …

… the variability in results obtained in active people with energy drinks suggests that this is not
… study the potential additive effect of the components of energy drinks. The history of caffeine …

… of energy drinks. High content of caffeine and sugar is a problem, but on the other hand, in
new versions of these drinks, … of fruit energy drinks and to compare them with classic EDs. …

… The administration of taurine, the other component of energy drinks that was examined in
this study, resulted in improvements in memory and attention without affecting locomotion. …

… Along with energy drinks, energy shots are also quite popular in recent days. Energy shots
differs from energy drinks in terms of concentrations, as the energy shots are sold in two fluid …

… no significant effects on packed cell volume and haemoglobin concentration after
administration of either an energy drink or energy drink plus alcohol in comparison to the control. …

… Another ingredient found in most energy drinks is guarana, also known as Brazilian cocoa
or zoom. The active component in guarana is caffeine in concentrations of 3.6% to 5.8%. The …