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I still don't understand why people buy this. Water is free and sugar is pretty darn cheap.
It's crazy that these people are making BILLIONS. There is just no limit to people's stupidity.
Srs. Cell phones kill. the waves are frying our brns.it's not just water and sugar and caffeine - these things have all kinds of nasty shit. unless they find alternative recipes, these companies will be shut down soon.
I suspect something was seriously wrong with her if she had a heart attack from 240mg of caffeine.
Srs. Cell phones kill. the waves are frying our brns.
it's not just water and sugar and caffeine - these things have all kinds of nasty shit. unless they find alternative recipes, these companies will be shut down soon.
There is no way that family is going to win nor will this hurt monster. The girl had a pre-existing medical condition that can be amplified with caffeine.
Hmm, so you're saying she shouldn't have been drinking caffeinated drinks? :awe:
That was my point, Sugar and Water is not only dirt cheap but it's also not a health hazard.
The company touts Monster Energy Drink on its website as a 'killer energy brew' and 'the meanest energy supplement on the planet'.
For reference, when Mio energy came to our store, myself and a few others took the whole thing shot style. That's over 1000mg of caffeine in about two seconds.But they're so delicious! Not gonna stop me.
The iced tea and lemonade Rehab ones are my favorite, pop or Mio/water doesn't come close to the tastiness.
For reference, when Mio energy came to our store, myself and a few others took the whole thing shot style. That's over 1000mg of caffeine in about two seconds.
I suspect something was seriously wrong with her if she had a heart attack from 240mg of caffeine.
The medical examiner also found that she had an inherited disorder that can weaken blood vessels

'With their bright colors and names like Monster, Rockstar, and Full Throttle, these drinks are targeting teenagers with no oversight or accountability. These drinks are death traps for young, developing girls and boys, like my daughter, Anais.'

