energy drinks
Liquid alertness boost
Energy drinks are beverages marketed to boost alertness and physical performance, typically containing caffeine, sugar, and other stimulants like taurine or guarana.
Distinct from sports drinks, which replace electrolytes, energy drinks aim to combat fatigue: I grabbed an energy drink before my shift.
Often sold in tall, slim cans with aggressive branding.
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- caffeineMethylxanthine stimulant compound
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- beverageLiquid for consumption
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- drink nutritioncalories, carbs, protein, vitamins, electrolytes
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Products that induce drowsiness
sedatives · chamomile tea · warm milk · valerian tea · sleepytime tea
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Brewed drink without stimulants
herbal tea · water · milk · juice
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