Is drinking a Bang energy every day bad???

[N1x0n's B4ck]

I love Bang energy drinks. Not specifically for the "energy" but because they're really sweet. The first time I tried one I immediately loved it. While I had drank other energy drinks before, like Monster and Red Bull, they were nothing like Bangs to me. From that day forward, I started to buy them whenever I could, trying many different flavors. There's several that are very good, such as Radical Skadattle, Purple Kiddles, Star Blast, Black Cherry Vanilla, and Blue Razz. Most of the other flavors are "okay" and there's a few that weren't so great, but there's 3 that are absolutely disgusting, those being Birthday Cake Bash, Bangster Berry, and Miami Cola.

Anyways, with the flavors aside, if I have any, I drink one every day. Although it's very tempting to drink another one after I finish one, I never allow myself to drink more than 1 a day. They have 300 milligrams of caffeine, which is quite a bit. You can have up to 400 a day, according to Google. And I don't really consume caffeine in any other ways, I do drink soda but I usually only drink caffeine free soda, like Sprite and Canada Dry.

While I do drink 1 a day, that's only if I actually have any. Eventually I run out and don't drink any for a while until I buy more. So my question is, is it bad for me to be drinking them as much as I do? What do you guys think?

EDIT: based on the responses I've gotten, I've decided that the answer is no.

[Vince ✟]

I've drank 2-3 monster or rockstar for 3 years now, almost every day. if you stay healthy you might be ok. If you become obese, diabetic, or lose teeth easily, I'd refrain.

Heart flutters I do get, but always had the mitrovalve prolapse

[❤ Sly Succubus ❤]

I never even heard of Bang energy and spent a while looking into it. So it has acesulfame potassium, basically known as sugar-free sugar to most people or just basically Artificial Sweetener, has 3 times the normal dose of caffine of a single cup of coffee and contains freaking 3.5 to 4.5 grams of Creatine per can when the daily safe dose is only 5 grams.

Ignoring that stuff it depends I guess but on most sites I've glanced at its placed Bang at the 4th, 3rd and 2nd most dangerous energy drink to even exist, only surpassed by a drink called Spike Energy which, btw I've never even seen before https://www.bing.com/search?q=spike+energy+drink+warning&FORM=QSRE3

Has to literally print on their cans in bolt text to not drink more then one a day as it leads to panic attacks and hallucinations. Like I've seen some scary side effects before but I dont think I've seen a can that is ordered to warn people that drinking it causes basically drug-related effects!

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The only problem is, is all the empty calories in them and if you drink a lot of them and not exercise you can get fat from them.

[N1x0n's B4ck]

Opprinnelig skrevet av Dracoco OwO:

I have found this, you might be interested : https://reizeclub.com/bang-energy-drink-lab-test/

That basically answers my question. I've decided that the answer is no, it's not particularly bad for me. Thank you.

[Samwise]

Why that op seems like a stealth ad...

[hCerisu ❤]

That's a lot of sugar; probably not I'm afraid.

[N1x0n's B4ck]

Opprinnelig skrevet av Nabikunyoi:

That's a lot of sugar; probably not I'm afraid.

I have said this several times. They have no sugar.

[Angel]

I've found drinking normal soft drinks/soda is bad enough so...

A Can of Bang = 250-300mg caffine depending on which Bang type (a cup of coffee has 100mg)
Artificial sweeteners (Sucralose and Acesulfame Potassium) AKA not sugar but sweetener to avoid legal reasons of marketing. AKA yes it's bad for you!

Symptoms of migraine headaches, insomnia, nervousness, irritability, restlessness, frequent urination or inability to control urination, upset stomach, fast heartbeat, and muscle tremors.

[spammerz]

Opprinnelig skrevet av Angel:

I've found drinking normal soft drinks/soda is bad enough so... :hp_aiko:

A Can of Bang = 250-300mg caffine depending on which Bang type (a cup of coffee has 100mg)
Artificial sweeteners (Sucralose and Acesulfame Potassium) AKA not sugar but sweetener to avoid legal reasons of marketing. AKA yes it's bad for you!

Symptoms of migraine headaches, insomnia, nervousness, irritability, restlessness, frequent urination or inability to control urination, upset stomach, fast heartbeat, and muscle tremors.

Acesulfame is much worse than that. It was created by Karl Clauss at Hoechst AG, a company that was linked to IG Farben and Bayer AG who were linked to the Nazis and inhumane experiments on human prisoners. They were put on trial post WWII but the sentencing they got was pathetic and unjust. On average they did 8 years for mass murder and when they left prison, they walked right into CEO positions in big pharma corporations that are still around today.

Consume that toxic junk at your own risk.
It makes sugar look like a health tonic in comparison.

[N1x0n's B4ck]

Opprinnelig skrevet av Samwise:

Why that op seems like a stealth ad...

If it was an ad, I probably wouldn't be insulting some of their flavors. Birthday Cake Bash, Bangster Berry and Miami Cola are absolutely disgusting. Birthday Cake Bash tastes like old fat free yogurt, Bangster Berry tastes like flat soda that someone left in the sun, and Miami Cola tastes like medicine.

[Genvid]

Opprinnelig skrevet av N1x0n's B4ck:

Opprinnelig skrevet av Samwise:

Why that op seems like a stealth ad...

If it was an ad, I probably wouldn't be insulting some of their flavors. Birthday Cake Bash, Bangster Berry and Miami Cola are absolutely disgusting. Birthday Cake Bash tastes like old fat free yogurt, Bangster Berry tastes like flat soda that someone left in the sun, and Miami Cola tastes like medicine.

I've never heard of this brand, but good to know.

[Barney, from Black Mesa.]

What do you think? Soft drink is bad for you so well is Bang, no exceptions.

[skOsH♥]

Well, I know they have no health benefits, so they're not good for you.

[N1x0n's B4ck]

Opprinnelig skrevet av d¢:

Well, I know they have no health benefits, so they're not good for you.

Wasn't really the point. The point was whether or not they are significantly bad for you, not if they're good for you. Obviously they're not good for you.

[J_Frosty™ ©]

Bahah your other discussion got locked