Burn Energy Drink

Burn contains Caffeine, Guarana, Siberian Ginseng, Korean Red Ginseng, Taurine, Nitrous-M (Arginine), Endurlac Glucuronolactone, B-Vitamins, Antioxidants, and Maltodextrin.

We all know what Caffeine is, its benefits and potential dangers. It seems somewhat suspect for beverage companies to be in a contest to see who can include more caffeine in an energy drink.

Guarana Extract is derived from a climbing plant that produces fruit with seeds that contain approximately three times more caffeine than coffee beans.

Siberian Ginseng is prized in herbal medicine for its energizing capacities and for its appetite stimulation. It is used in extreme conditions as an adaptogen.

Korean Red Ginseng is often called the ‘King of Ginsengs,’ according to some descriptions. It may improve the mood and reduce the perception of stress.

Taurine is a semi-essential amino acid that may aid in the digestion of fats and in regulating blood pressure. It is also an antioxidant and so reinforces the immune system. Taurine is found in high amounts in eggs, dairy products, meats, and fish proteins.

Nitrous-M, or Arginine is a semi-essential amino acid commonly found in dairy products and in assorted nuts and beans. It plays a role in healing and immunity functions.

Endurlac Glucuronolactone is a chemical compound often included in energy drinks, as it is said to fight fatigue and promote a sense of well being.

Antioxidants slow or prevent the oxidation of other molecules, such as oxygen, nitrogen, hydrogen, and carbon. Were these molecules allowed to oxidize, they would be more likely to produce free radicals, which can spark reactions that damage cells. By terminating these reactions, Antioxidants can reduce oxidative stress, which plays a part in human diseases.

Maltodextrin is a complex carbohydrate that may provide sustained energy.

Pregnant or nursing women should not drink Burn. Those taking medication already should consult a physician.

A case of 24 16 oz cans costs $42.99 on Sourcedrinks.com.

Sourcedrinks.com is a simple website that provides an adequate description of its products and their ingredients.

None.

Chock full of stimulants your body does not need.

Marketed for sports or parties – a generic and silly scheme.

Just like all the rest of the energy drinks.

Consumers who need a boost might want to consider leading healthier lives. Regular exercise and a sensible diet, combined with adequate time for rest at night, can lead to an energized lifestyle that does not rely on chemicals or other ingredients for fuel. If you’re already hooked on caffeine though, like most of us, stick with coffee. It can deliver the same boost, and without the added calories and tooth-rot of energy drinks like Burn.