5 Hour Energy.
A typical energy drink contains about 12 teaspoons of sugar and 200 calories, along with several amounts of herbal stimulants. According to their website, 5 hour energy contains no sugar, no herbal stimulants, as much caffeine as a cup of coffee, and only 4 calories! The little bottle will give an extra boost of energy without the jittery crash that other energy drinks give. For more information on comparing 5 Hour Energy and the average energy drink, click here: http://www.5hourenergy.com/compare.asp

It sounds good so far, but I know I haven't won you yet. The question is: does it really work? Melessa Dahl, health editor of MSNBC.com has answered the question when she took 5 Hour Energy.

"This elixir has a gradual way of working to boost your energy, and in the same way that it slowly perks you up, it gently lowers you back down a few hours later. I tried it again a several times in the morning before work, and I never got any jitters – and they’re not kidding about the lack of a crash later ... Heeding the advice of nutritionists, I’ll try to only drink these 5-Hour Energy drinks occasionally. But I really like the gentle way these drinks boost your energy and then bring you back down; I’ll definitely turn to them again when I want a little extra energy. "

Try it at least one time. They have different flavors! :)
Source(s):
http://www.5hourenergy.com/
http://www.5hourenergy.com/compare.asp
http://doesitwork.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/02/12/1793291.aspx


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