Subject: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 01 Jul 04 - 03:36 PM I thought this was just some kind of high calorie drink (like I would need that - not!). But somebody at work was telling me that it's great - really gives you energy, and said that she lost weight by drinking it. Is it safe? Does it work? She said it made her more "mentally alert" during the day and I could do with some alertness! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 01 Jul 04 - 03:42 PM its rubbish, its just fizzy drink wahts really high in caffeine. Qoute-"is it safe?" =if youve got any heart problems, then probubly not. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,John from hull Date: 01 Jul 04 - 03:43 PM last message was from me. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: open mike Date: 01 Jul 04 - 03:44 PM not sure if you can believe what they say here http://www.redbull.com but i havew a friend who swears by this drink and will not drink coffee. perhaps ingredients are listed on their page, loud music alert--there was a very loud sound of some sort on that page--probably they drank too much stimulant. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 01 Jul 04 - 03:44 PM caffienne and sugar as far as I know. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: open mike Date: 01 Jul 04 - 03:56 PM http://www.redbull.com/extras/ingredients.jsp |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Clinton Hammond Date: 01 Jul 04 - 04:01 PM Just made me haveta wizz is all it did for me... |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Ed. Date: 01 Jul 04 - 04:07 PM Some people take, this view |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Clinton Hammond Date: 01 Jul 04 - 04:16 PM Didn't people say the same kinda cr@p about coke not all that long ago? |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Don Firth Date: 01 Jul 04 - 04:17 PM The trick to making a fortune is to invent or mix up something that is cheap to make and completely useless, set the price by multipling the cost of manufacturing it by a factor of 1,000, then convince the world that it can't get along without it. There are eleventy-umpteen such products on the market (by actual count). I rarely drink soft drinks, for example (unless it has a shot of rum or somethng in it). If I'm thirsty, I prefer water, or sometimes fruit juice (made from real fruit). I go along with the sage who said, "I'll drink Coca Cola when and only when I find a fresh stream of it flowing down from the mountains." Red Bull? Yeah, bull! Don Firth |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Mr Red Date: 01 Jul 04 - 04:26 PM used to drink it when I played badminton - not sure it did anything positive. I found that drinking cider and playing gave me a headache - something to do with the nature of the way energy is expended in short bursts. Not as bad dancing but then there is no way I will drink Red Bull at a ceilidh. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 01 Jul 04 - 05:20 PM Well, I think I will get a can and try it just to satisfy my curiosity. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,london Date: 01 Jul 04 - 05:32 PM I drank this for years, until as a vegetarian, I found out it wasn't called Red Bull for nothing. It contains Taurine which comes from cows insides. Any veggies out there take note. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Gray D Date: 01 Jul 04 - 07:27 PM So I googled and found:- Taurine is a non-essential sulfur-containing amino acid that functions with glycine and gamma-aminobutyric acid as a neuroinhibitory transmitter. While taurine does not have a genetic codon and is not incorporated into proteins and enzymes, it does play an important role in bile acid metabolism. Taurine is incorporated into one of the most abundant bile acids, chenodeoxychloic acid where it serves to emulsify dietary lipids in the intestine, promoting digestion. Blimey! Not that I'd trust an author who couldn't spell "sulphur" properly, of course. Gray D |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 01 Jul 04 - 09:16 PM Under the protective cloak of anonymity I will truthfully confess that yes, I have drunk lots of Red Bull, especially since they've come out with a no-cal formula? Why did I start? It sounded cool and energizing. Results? Tastes kind of like thinned-out cough syrup, but bearable if you really want to look cool. It does quench my thirst, though. I'd say one overpriced can compares reasonably well with one 8-oz. cup of, let's say instant, caffeine coffee in humongous energy power. And that's the truth! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Padre Date: 01 Jul 04 - 09:19 PM Truly nasty stuff - I tried once and never again! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: John Hindsill Date: 01 Jul 04 - 11:13 PM I don't recommend using those types of drinks frequently. We had a kitchen remodeler drop dead on the job from a massive heart attack at our house. On the counter he was demolishing was a half empty (or half full, if you're an optimist) energy drink, and an empty bottle. True, he was overweight and ruddy complected, but I don't believe those drinks did him any good. Hand to heart, this is a true occurance. ---John |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Date: 02 Jul 04 - 12:44 AM i believe it John, if you have [or think you might have [family history etc] any sort of heart problem, blood pressure etc, then keep right away from this stuff, its just fizzy sugary water, loaded with caffeine. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: JWB Date: 02 Jul 04 - 01:02 AM What I'm curious about is why someone would pay US$2.00 for 8 oz. of sugared caffeinated water. I think it must be a style thing. Another triumph of capitalistic marketing! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Cluin Date: 02 Jul 04 - 03:16 AM Tried it, yes. Seem to recall I didn't mind it the first time, though I didn't like it much either. The way I tried it was in a Jäger Bomb... an ounce & a half of colder-than-ice Jägermeister in about 5 ounces of Red Bull. Had too many of them one night last summer (several people were buying rounds) and paid the price in a big messy way at sacktime. Now I can't even stand the smell of the stuff, neither the Red Bull or the Jägermeister. Feckin' poison, both of `em. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: el ted Date: 02 Jul 04 - 04:03 AM Tried it along with a dozen other energy drinks as an energy boost whilst moutain biking. It gives you a mad 20minute burst of hyper activity, that's all. If you want a slow energy release drink stick to Lucozade sport. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Scabby Douglas Date: 02 Jul 04 - 05:22 AM There are a number of similar beverages available in the UK. None of them tastes all that delicious. The only time I find it beneficial is when occasionally driving longer distances, late in the evening. Every now and again, I have been known to become drowsy while driving. Keeping a cup of coffee on the go, can be impractical and dangerous in a car travelling at high speed. Red Bull (and similar) does give me a lift, and keeps me alert until I can get to a point where I can safely pull over. It may be psychological, it may be that it tastes pretty foul, I don't know. But it does wake me up. I don't think it gives me any energy though - it just wakes me up. I tried caffeine tablets, and they don't work for me. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 02 Jul 04 - 08:38 AM It seems like everybody has been aware of this drink except for me. I'll try a can this weekend and let you know if it gives me a burst of energy. A lady I know says one can in the morning energizes her all day! I guess I'm grasping at straws! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Strollin' Johnny Date: 02 Jul 04 - 08:56 AM Haven't got the energy to open the can. BTW, shouldn't the stuff that comes from a cow be called bovine, not taurine? Mind you, people who can't spell sulphur properly are capable of anything! :0 |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Jeri Date: 02 Jul 04 - 09:55 AM JWB: "Another triumph of capitalistic marketing!" Yep. I'll wager the commercials for Red Bull aren't nearly as entertaining as they've been for other substances in the past. Someone driving a brightly painted wagon into a town and hawking their 'medicine' (AKA 'snake oil') personally was probably a lot more fun. I've never tried it, but I've wondered what it tasted like. Over-the-counter 'male enhancement' thingies seem to be quite popular too. Red Bull is probably more likely to make you stay up all night though. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: beardedbruce Date: 02 Jul 04 - 09:57 AM Jeri, perhaps "stay awake all night" might be a better way to say it... 8-{E |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 02 Jul 04 - 10:05 AM I did read that the "taurine" thing that's in it isn't actually of animal origin. It's supposed to be some kind of amino acid or something but it's synthetic. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Strollin' Johnny Date: 02 Jul 04 - 11:11 AM Still sounds like Bull Shit to me! (LOL) (The stuff, that is, not your comment Maryrrf!). J :0) |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Mr Red Date: 02 Jul 04 - 03:35 PM I read somewhere that the name Red Bull comes from Taurine - Taurus the Bull in Greek Mythology and the Star constellation and the Astrology thingy. So I guess it would do nothing for me as a Virgo. They do a lot of motor sports sponsorship - Lucazade sponsor athletes/athletic events - what are they trying to tell us? |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Jul 04 - 03:34 AM Mixed with vodka - it is a popular drink with the under 30 crowd - those who dance.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,.gargoyle Date: 03 Jul 04 - 03:37 AM The flavor reminds me of InKa Cola from Peru - bright yellow with a bubblegum flavor.
Sincerely, |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Strollin' Johnny Date: 03 Jul 04 - 04:51 AM Sooner have a coupla pints of 'Monkey Wrench' or 'Black Sheep'. They're the best animals to drink. :0) |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Mr Red Date: 03 Jul 04 - 06:09 AM hasn't anyone given you the Bishop's Finger? |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Roger the Skiffler Date: 03 Jul 04 - 06:30 AM I've never tried it, but judging from the number of empty cans defacing the landscape it doesn't give the drinker enough energy to take the empties home for disposal. RtS (grumpy old man) |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Liz the Squeak Date: 03 Jul 04 - 08:19 PM Had some with vodka once... everyone else was falling about, me, not a twitch. The biggest problem is that if you drink it as a mixer and get very drunk, the caffeine in it just makes sure you are wide awake to enjoy every minute of your hangover! Oh, and it's not too good for migraine sufferers either! LTS |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 05 Jul 04 - 10:44 PM Well, I drank a can of Red Bull this morning. I didn't especially like it but it wasn't horrible, either. I drank it after my usual three cups of strong coffee (I drink three to six cups of coffee every morning - three being the minimum). I did notice that I felt quite lively. However, it may be due to the fact that today was a holiday and I slept later than normal. Anyway, my curiosity is satisfied. I think it would be useful, as some have pointed out, to take along in the car to avoid drowsiness when driving and no coffee is available. It might also come in handy to keep in reserve for caffeine addicts like me who get a splitting headache if some unforseen even prevents them from getting their usual dose of morning coffee. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Strollin' Johnny Date: 06 Jul 04 - 08:02 AM Jeez Maryrrf, you must have the constitution of a horse! SIX COFFEES IN ONE MORNING??? I was hospitalised after drinking six in a day, due to the heart-palpitations it caused. Are you a tough guy, or am I a wimp? Don't answer that - I think I know! :0) LMAO! Johnny :0) |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 06 Jul 04 - 09:32 AM I think it's more a matter of building up a tolerance. Everybody in my family drank coffee, all day long. We kids were served coffee routinely from about the time we were eight or nine for breakfast and again at dinner. Of course they didn't allow it at school so we didn't have any at lunch. Now I CANNOT manage without coffee in the morning, and I have to have it by around 11:00 am at the latest or I get a splitting headache that lasts all day. I used to drink 10 cups a day but have cut back to six maximum. And now I mostly limit my coffee consumption to mornings. However, I am still able to drink a couple of cups of expresso before bedtime and then get a good night's sleep. I guess I should wean myself off all this caffeine but I really don't have any other vices and I do love my coffee! I despise decaf and won't touch it. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: wysiwyg Date: 06 Jul 04 - 10:27 AM RANT ON: I run into people on a daily basis who are pumping themselves up with coffee or energy drinks or ginseng or whatever new crap is being marketed, and let me tell you, it is damn annoying! They babble like the newsreaders at 100 mph and there is more verbiage than thinking and reflecting going on. I wish people would just chill the hell out, because it's chaotic to be run over by someone who hit the ground running. I don't care to join them in their self-inflicted crisis mode-- it's crazy-making, not functional. And who do you think they call for peace and calm , when they hit the wall????? CHILL!!!! ~Susan |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: okthen Date: 07 Jul 04 - 12:03 AM The first people to market this in the UK lived next door to me, their Gardiner had a constant supply of new T-Shirts, My kids never got one, guess what, the "inventor" , suddenly developed a heart condition which meant he had to give up marketing the stuff. I know for a fact the heart condition was genuine, the "fact" that his heart "grew" a totally new valve to replace the one which had become blocked I find a little harder to beleive! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Date: 07 Jul 04 - 12:09 AM hello, you spelled inventer wrong. john |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Cluin Date: 07 Jul 04 - 12:58 AM This music site, not spellign site. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: mike the knife Date: 07 Jul 04 - 01:08 PM Ingested a fair amount in Europe circa 1994 when working as a tour guide. Late nights/early mornings, innummerable silly questions to answer, etc. It kept me semi fit between stops for a coffee/tea. As for the Taurine, I understand the source is man-made/synthesized & therefore veg-friendly. In the bar I work in, we get orders for a "cockblock" (Red Bull & Jaegermeister) all of the time. I tell them to order a Guinness & sit down & enjoy the music & behave themselves- we don't serve that crap. I've seen people babble/shout drunken jibberish after a few rounds of vodka & red bull. It helps I guess if you need to drink & stay up late & don't wan't the hassle of cocaine. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: LilyFestre Date: 07 Jul 04 - 01:37 PM I can't say as I've ever tried this stuff although I have seen it in many places. Personally, I like ONE cup of coffee a day just because I like it. I don't get headaches or cranky without it, I just enjoy having a cup of coffee in the morning...especially if I'm driving or doing desk work....a personal comfort if you will. On occassion, I have been known to drink up to 3 or 4 cups of coffee but that is only when I MUST get something done and can't afford the sleep. I avoid those occassions at all costs. Is Red Bull carbonated? From what I have read here, it sounds horrible....but then again, I don't like soda or anything else that's carbonated...including champagne. Michelle |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Sweetfia Date: 08 Jul 04 - 05:18 AM Personally I love the stuff. It tastes great (better with Vodka) and it does give me energy. I remember when my G.C.S.E's were on, i was having up to 7 coffee's a day (I was 15) and then when my exams finished i had no reason to be up all hours of the night so i decided (or was told rather) to quit cold turkey....owww! I had headaches for weeks, they even effected my eye-sight. Now i just have one in the morning, and MAYBE one in the afternoon. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: s6k Date: 08 Jul 04 - 07:35 AM RED BULL GIVES YOU WINGS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Strollin' Johnny Date: 08 Jul 04 - 07:42 AM Drink one and jump off a high building...................!! (A joke, not a suggestion!) |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,L Bray Date: 12 Jul 04 - 03:39 PM I have been drinking Red Bull for 2 years and i thought it was wonderful... It does give you a boost but to name but a few it also rots your teeth (sugar content!) Because it is a stimulant its good but only in short bursts. I have recently suffered from migraines as a result and now i don't touch it... Its everyone's personal opnion but personally if u need energy drink water, get 8 hours sleep and take regular exercise. The short term is never an answer. RED BULL IS THE DRINK OF THE DEVIL!!!! Having been in hospital as a result, be warned |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Georgiansilver Date: 12 Jul 04 - 07:52 PM Considering that caffeine is on the UK list of hazardous materials as a killer....if 1gram is consumed(ie consumed in large dose) and that a half gram can cause severe mental problems..I think I'll give Red Bull a miss...thanks all the same. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 12 Jul 04 - 08:13 PM If caffeine really kills I should be dead by now. I love coffee, always have, and it doesn't make me hyper. Think I'll go have a cup now! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Donuel Date: 12 Jul 04 - 09:19 PM Yohimbe root is what you may be looking for. It gave me a robust alertness with no jitters and no adverse side effects... except the herbal taste. I could read all night long afterwards. As long as I caught up on sleep it did give me energy. I only used it serval times so I have no idea what abouse would do. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 21 Jul 04 - 09:44 PM i heard that if you mix redbull with panax ginseng, it gives u an extreme energy boost.... im aprehensive to try it but i was wondering if anyone has. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,Mingulay Date: 22 Jul 04 - 07:29 AM Red Bull - nasty tasting stuff - so full of sugar it does very strange things to poor diabetics like me. Tried it once, head still buzzing some years later. Oh! sorry that's just the noise of the one remaining brain cell trying to escape via left earhole. Who needs energy when you can be a couch potato, and if even that's too tiring why not become a couch crisp. Someone stop me please I'm rambling agaiiiiiiiiin. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,niftygeek Date: 17 Aug 04 - 05:14 PM Energy Drinks ... with ingredients listed and explained. Red Bull included. Some of the more common components of energy drinks are not only Ginseng (panax or siberian), but taurine, guarana, and ginkgo baloba (though the ginkgo is reputedly used only for the heightened awareness - which is not medically proven). |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Georgiansilver Date: 17 Aug 04 - 05:22 PM 1 Gram of caffiene can kill the average person....do what you will, it's your choice! Best wishes. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,energetic Date: 20 Aug 04 - 09:01 PM red bull gives me tons of energy. I drink it before workouts and when I have to study late. I have noticed it curves my appetite too. you should try it. It works! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,rhshopper Date: 27 Aug 04 - 12:32 AM i tried it and it tastes like sugar i drink it to take the place of the excedrin that i was hooked on to give me the caffeine lift.but i i feel dizzy and weird after i drink it,sometimes i get scared to finish it thinking it will make my headaches worse. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Maryrrf Date: 27 Aug 04 - 09:00 PM I started this thread (took me awhile to realize it had been revived). I tried Red Bull and it was okay but I haven't bought anymore. I do now keep a couple of cans in the car for when I'm driving home late at night and get sleepy. I figure it can't hurt. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 07 Sep 04 - 01:06 AM I have had this drink many of times... The last time I had it, my heart started racing so fast and I had a hard time breathing... I really depend on energy drinks throughout my daily routine, so I had to find something to keep my energy level up, so one day I met this new guy at work and he introduced me to this energy drink called XS, I thought it was going to be like Red Bull, but I was way wrong. For the last 6 months I have been drinking it, it tastes great, there are 6 differnt flavors and it gives you that stable burst of energy that you are looking for. If you want to know more about it, or how to get it, please email me at GregGorsuch@cox.net. When you email me please put XS in the subject line so I don't accidently delete it. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Whizz Date: 07 Sep 04 - 09:35 AM I had Red Bull once. Smelt and tasted disgusting, but I was bouncing off the ceiling for the rest of the night! Never again though. Foul stuff. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: sledge Date: 08 Sep 04 - 05:57 AM There is a diet/suger free type of redbull available now, had it a few times, bit less of a buzz and the taste is not so overpowering. Sledge |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,crystal Date: 09 Sep 04 - 09:55 AM Hey....I think Red Bull is awesome. I have fibromyalgia and have had no energy, just felt like sleeping all of the time. I started drinking this last week. I can tell a huge difference. It has vitamin B12 and vitamin B6. And that's exactly what it tastes like, the liquid vitamin B12 sublingual. It is very expensive, but if it works thats all I care about. Don't knock it til you try it!! |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 09 Sep 04 - 07:41 PM Crystal, I have had Red Bull over 100 times... Yes it does give you energy, however it gives this amazing high, but when all that energy runs out it drains you and the lower is terrible... Give me your address and I will send you 3 XS drinks to try for free... My email address is GregGorsuch@cox.net Have a good day Greg Gorsuch |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,creepy_lizard Date: 27 Sep 04 - 11:48 AM im not sure bif redbull gives energy..but..WHO CARES REDBULL TASTES SOOOOOO GOOD..BELEIVE IT OR NOT..IM DRINKING RED BULL RIGHT NOW.. i hate it when its cold..i like it worm..NOT HOT...just normal..so i can swallow..swallow..swallow..no BREATHING:p anyway...redbull is my FAVIROT DRINK EVA:D |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,creepy lizard Date: 27 Sep 04 - 12:07 PM My beard is full of weasels too. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Cluin Date: 27 Sep 04 - 10:21 PM From a passel of presbyopic poofs? |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,Kathy Date: 04 Oct 04 - 02:02 PM I have tried Red Bull and I like it. I bought it this weekend and drank one 30 minutes before I did my treadmill work out. It boosted my endurance level. I drank one this morning along with breakfast before going to work. Here it is the afternoon and I still feel energized. I bought a case (24 cans) of Red Bull for $31.00 at a BJ store. It comes out to $1.30 a can. I think it is a good investment. I would drink no more than 1 to 2 cans a day. It gave me a great energy boost. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 05 Oct 04 - 01:38 AM Ever tried XS? It comes in 7 different flavors and it actually taste pretty good. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,SG Date: 06 Oct 04 - 11:10 AM no xs sucks so stop trying to advertise it! red bull is ideal for me when i have to sit in front of a computer screen typing away for 4 hours non-stop.. keeps me awake and it also relaxes my food intake.. don't feel so hungry after i drink it which is a plus!! :) |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 11 Oct 04 - 11:29 PM Why drink Red Bull? Cause all your friends do it? Come on... I have had Red Bull many of times, it taste gross and it gets your heart pumping so fast. It may be ideal for you, however XS actually is good for you and it gives you energy. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST Date: 12 Oct 04 - 12:44 AM Expresso Double Jagermeister Double Stoly Reb Bull in a pint glass. Best if your are on the bass or drums after one. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: GUEST,k Date: 27 Oct 04 - 09:20 PM I had my first energy drink the other night - a can of rockstar - 30 minutes later I passed out, stopped breathing, went into full body convulstions/seizure, puked, came to and luckily walked away otherwise unharmed but extremely freaked out by the experience. Those who witnessed it called 911. I would caution against consuming these types of beverages! |
Subject: Ouch From: GUEST Date: 26 Nov 04 - 08:31 PM Well GUEST,k -- I seriously think you should try XS, if you are interested, please let me know. |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Blissfully Ignorant Date: 26 Nov 04 - 08:47 PM I like sugary, high caffiene, unhealthy things...so you can imagine how excited i was when Red Bull appeared on the market. I like it, even the taste. A word of warning, though- do not, under any circumstances, allow children anywhere near the stuff. It turns them into raging hyperactive demons faster than you can say 'sugar rush'... |
Subject: RE: BS: Red Bull Energy Drink - Anybody tried it From: Blissfully Ignorant Date: 26 Nov 04 - 08:50 PM What's with all the effing advertising? Is there nowhere free of it? ARGH! |