(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Energy drink, that everyone loves and everyone wants, especially when sitting and playing for a long time or if you are really tired and want to be refreshed.
But what is it that it really does?

Well the 'Taurine' in the drink pushes up your blood vessels so that the sugar etc. may be faster, this is bad for the body to be adversely affected and can do so that you get heart palpitations, it is also about 1500-2000 different toxins in an energy drink, so you can become Sterling (can not have children, you will not trip) you can get wrong with the blood in the body and blood vessels, heart palpitations can give you heart disease that can eventually break your heart stops, about 80% chance that die then.
But one must not forget that it also may cause cancer in various parts of the body.
So think about this when you drink and buy energy drink.
I have almost stopped after I heard this and when I buy one so I say "sterile drinking" and then watching them at the counter at me with a strange look.

Best Regards
Doxis

Source: ME,
Where did i read/hear this: I did not read it, I heard it by an group people that travel around in sweden. [School]

Used Google Translate, for the reasons that i can't all the words in here ^_^

PS, don't say, ooh this will never happen. my friends drinks it everyday, YES they maybe do but this will happend sometimes, It may be you? And also, if you ask your friend if he is "sterile" so ofc so will he say NO

So go grab a can of pussy?

i stopped drinking it 4 months ago.

I've drank like 2 cans of Monster nearly everyday for the past year or 2. I feel fine.

I stopped drinking them. No point hurting your body when you're young.

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No but seriously, I have never drink a full can of this shit. :n: And I know what you're talking about because a group of people talk about this in school.

i'll still drink it but not so much like 1 a week or something

i drink these often and im fine, im sure if the risks we're that great they wouldnt be sold by retailers

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