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GURU LITE is the best energy drink out there today!

GURU Energy Drink is an energy supplement scientifically designed to invigorate health conscious minds who need to perform. Made from all-natural and organic ingredients, GURU combines carefully chosen ingredients borrowed from ancient cultures around the world. Its active botanical complex is made from guarana, panax ginseng, ginkgo biloba and Echinacea. GURU delivers all the power of these four carefully selected herbal extracts, using them at their most effective levels. Its rigorous scientific approach to formula development has resulted in a perfect synergy of these proven elements. Moreover, all botanicals included in GURU are standardized, which guarantees the potency of the botanicals with scientific accuracy. GURU is the healthy energy drink that gives you the mental and physical boost you need: in the afternoon, at work, while studying, driving, before sports, or during times of stress or fatigue.

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Your daily caffeine blast from "energy" drinks might be killing you.

A new study says the high-powered drinks have so much of a jolt that the government should put warning labels on them.

"The caffeine content of energy drinks varies over a 10-fold range, with some containing the equivalent of 14 cans of Coca-Cola. Yet the caffeine amounts are often unlabeled, and few include warnings about the potential health risks of caffeine intoxication," Roland Griffiths writes in The Gazette of Johns Hopkins University, where the study took place.

Griffiths and other researchers found that some energy drinks have as much as 500 mg. of caffeine in an 8-ounce can. That compares to 330 mg. in a 16-ounce cup of Starbucks coffee, or 35 mg. in a 12-ounce can of cola.

If drinkers are unaware of just how much caffeine is in their drinks, they run the risk of overimbibing and coming down with caffeine poisoning, the study found.

The symptoms include anxiety, an upset stomach, restlessness and, more seriously, a rapid heartbeat, which could put some people with cardiac problems in life-threatening danger, the report said.

Griffiths said that looking at a store shelf full of energy drinks is confusing because some, such as Red Bull, have a relatively moderate 76 mg. of caffeine, while others have many times that.

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FRS is a healthy energy drink.

First, the “healthy” part. FRS contains all natural ingredients, such as cane sugar and grape juice concentrate (both natural sweeteners,) and antioxidants from fruits, vegetables, and green tea. One of those antioxidants is Quercetin, and the other is EGCG from green tea extract. Both fight off harmful free radicals that are present in your body.

Second, the “energy” from FRS. While most energy drinks are chock full of caffeine and other stimulants (in excessive quantities,) FRS goes a different route. They put so many healthy antioxidants in the drink that it doesn’t need stimulants. See, the antioxidants keep your body functioning properly and fighting off any free radicals that would normally sap your energy. So by stopping the free radicals, your body is free to create a steady stream of energy.

That’s FRS in a nutshell!

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Just when we thought we'd seen every kind of energy drink possible (calorie-burning, immunity, etc), a new one is billing itself as an anti-energy beverage.

Turns out, DRANK is a carbonated, grape-flavored beverage spiked with melatonin, valerian root and rose hips. Apparently it is "very, very popular in Houston," and it's sold throughout the south in liquor and convenience stores. So you can sit back, relax and sip into a more peaceful state.

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Brazil’s party plant, guarana, has seeds contain three times the caffeine as the coffee bean. That’s why it’s an energy drink staple, and the key, some say, to waking up lackluster skin. (The antioxidants help too.)

Korres Garcinia and Guarana Body Contouring Cream Gel ($38) targets cellulite; Dr. Brandt’s Infinite Moisture ($65) zaps wrinkles with the ferocity of a Red Bull. There’s a myth in Brazilian culture that domesticated guarana grew from the left eye of a beloved child. See if you’re convinced of guarana’s magical properties with Guarana Berry Volumizing Shampoo ($11) and Conditioner ($11) from the Body Shop.

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Labels: Brazil, energy drinks, guarana, plants, skincare