energy drinks

Food
Some Popular Energy Drinks May Accidentally Contain Vodka, According to Recall
Nope, not a “Freakier Friday” marketing stunt.
By Christa Sgobba, C.P.T.

Health
B12 Supplements and IVs Promise an Energy Boost. Here’s What the Science Says
They might not deliver the quick hit you’re hoping for.
By Erica Sloan

Nutrition
Starbucks Now Has Its Own Fruity Energy Drink—And It Contains Half Your RDA of Caffeine
I bravely tried one (for science!)—and asked an expert if consuming these regularly is a good idea.
By Caroline Tien

Health
A Man Turned Yellow From Too Many Energy Drinks
His five-energy-drink-a-day habit led to liver damage.
By Amy Marturana Winderl, C.P.T.

Health
This Is What’s Really In Energy Drinks
Caffeine, sugar, and... carnitine? Here's what those mysterious ingredients are—and if they're even safe.
By Amy Marturana Winderl, C.P.T.

the beverage report
Sports Drinks: Not All They're Cracked Up to Be?
Experts rally against athlete endorsements.
By Ravelle Worthington

Health
Study Drop: How Energy Drinks May Affect Your Heart
New evidence shows that the monster caffeinators aren't such good choices when it comes to boosting your energy.
By Anna Maltby
Food
The buzz on energy beverages
When it comes to these heart-pumping sips, experts say think before you drink.
By Anna Roufos