Healthy adults can safely consume a total of 400 mg of caffeine ( approximately 5 cans of energy drink ) per day. This has been demonstrated by the European Food Safety Authority’s comprehensive scientific assessment.
Energy drinks can improve driving performance. This has been demonstrated by research conducted by the Department of Pharmacology at Utrecht University in the Netherlands.
Energy drinks can improve running performance. This was confirmed by a sports science study conducted by the University of Pittsburgh (USA).
Energy drinks can improve cycling performance without increasing perceived physical exertion. This has been demonstrated by research conducted by the University of Texas (USA).
Energy drinks can improve reaction time and physical performance. This was confirmed by a study conducted by researchers from the University of Sfax in Tunisia and several international institutions.
Energy drinks can improve energy expenditure and support metabolism. This was confirmed by research conducted by Lindenwood University (USA).
Energy drinks can increase calorie expenditure and fat burning. This has been demonstrated by research conducted by Washington University (USA).