Excessive amounts of energy drinks?

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  1. M4LLY's Avatar
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    Re: Excessive amounts of energy drinks?
    I'm here and i'm still breathing and TSRing
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    Re: Excessive amounts of energy drinks?
    Will from The Inbetweeners...enough said.
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    (Original post by Jessica_94)
    you need to go to rehab, your consuming way too much caffeine, id have some blood tests and xrays aswell if i was you, just to check every things still in working order
    If you're going to make sarcastic comments then at least be grammatically correct.
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    It's not totally serious, it's like I'm addicted to Pepsi Max (3 or 4 cans a day) and have been for years, but it has had no effect on me to be fair
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    (Original post by journalismus)
    Will from The Inbetweeners...enough said.
    Precisely what I was planning to quote. You beat me to it!
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    (Original post by askew116)
    Precisely what I was planning to quote. You beat me to it!
    I love that episode!
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    They can't do you too much damage just make sure you don't become reliant on them and that they aren't the reason you're tired in the first place!
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    The only bad thing is the horrific effects on your teeth.
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    (Original post by Banishingboredom)
    If you're going to make sarcastic comments then at least be grammatically correct.
    oh god, how sad are you.
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    (Original post by Jessica_94)
    oh god, how sad are you.
    About as sad as your post was funny.
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    (Original post by Anonymous)
    It's exam time, and for the past three or four weeks I've been drinking lucozade to keep me going while revising. I don't normally drink the stuff, but I've been exhausted so often lately that I've needed the lift.

    Unfortunately I feel like I almost require it by the end of the day - and I'm concerned of the effects it's going to have on me. Today for example, I've had 3 bottles of it already, and I've got another two to hand if I need them. I know this is really bad, but I normally have two a day, at the most.

    My exams finish at the end of the week, and I intend to drop them as soon as I finish, but I'm worried that I'm going to have caused myself some kind of damage in the time I've been drinking the.
    I used to drink quite a lot of Lucozade as well for all-nighters and the like (and just because I like the taste ), and it hasn't done me any harm so far. :nah: It's mainly sugar anyway with only a small amount of caffeine (my guess would be much less than a cup of coffee). I wouldn't worry too much if you don't see any adverse effect.
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    I'd rather use High Glucose tablets instead....


    Or Pro Plus (That's a joke btw...)
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    (Original post by shmuxel)
    I'd rather use High Glucose tablets instead....
    Lucozade tablets were my backup if the drinks weren't sufficient. IIRC they didn't have glucose either so just sugar. :awesome: But I was disappointed to find out that the Lucozade tablets didn't dissolve in Lucozade. :sad: :p:
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    (Original post by alex_hk90)
    Lucozade tablets were my backup if the drinks weren't sufficient. IIRC they didn't have glucose either so just sugar. :awesome: But I was disappointed to find out that the Lucozade tablets didn't dissolve in Lucozade. :sad: :p:
    Lol, I don't particularly like the Lucozade tablets, prefer Dextro energy. Anyway they're full of dextrose, an isomer of Glucose, so work in the same way - quickly absorbed and makes you go high :P I tend to swallow one before entering the exam hall... by the time the instructions have been read out, it's taken effect
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    (Original post by Banishingboredom)
    About as sad as your post was funny.
    it wasn't meant to be funny, it was a serious post.
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    (Original post by Jessica_94)
    it wasn't meant to be funny, it was a serious post.
    That's even more worrying then
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