energy drinks

I got an 18 the first time around when I drank a Red Bull before hand. A 24 when I went to sleep earlier, got up earlier, went for a run, and ate a nice breakfast.

 

33 brothaman

 

yeah that but no energy drinks ever for me. im the last one of my roommates to go to bed and the first up and im never tired. 6-7 hours of sleep, few cups of black coffee in the morning and pretty much water the rest of the day. i eat a good breakfast too. 2 frieds eggs and fried bologna on toasted breed, milk, cup of peaches and maybe a small sweet like a little debbie or something like that most mornings. which is a lot of calories i know, but i wont eat again until a small snack at like 5 and dinner at 8. always feel great.

 

To add to my comment earlier:

I also drink 1 cup of coffee in the mornings. Along with 3 eggs and ham one day/bacon another/sausage another day, in either a wheat sandwich or tortillas. before the coffee and breakfast I usually eat an orange first thing! Then a glass of water, then onto breakfast. And eat the rest of the day too! Mainly also drink tons of water.

 

Not really energy drinks but I have a caffein addiction. I drink one cup a day in the morning before work. If I dont drink it I will get a bad headache around 1 in the afternoon.

 

There is only one energy drink worth the money.

SPIKE

availible at 7-eleven. I describe it as energy of a thousand suns.

 

Mountain Dew AMP does work for me. It speeds up everything. And I do mean EVERYTHING. It is a terrible habit, and it's expensive. I will indulge a couple of times a week. Sometimes it makes the difference between sitting on the couch or going running after work.

But I don't recommend it to anyone. I can feel it peeling my eyelids open wide and raising my heartrate.

 

Here is something i think everyone should read. And with a little common since explains why so many people are on anti-depressants, anti anxiety, and blood pressure medication. I work night shift and drink a moderate amount of caffiene sodas myself. But for the most part where i work the day shift employees dring 3-4 times more than the night shift.

http://www.overcaffeinated.org/effects-of-caffeine-on-the-body.php

http://www.livestrong.com/article/97493-caffeine-longterm-effects/ readers digest version

 

you dont work nights do you?

 

i have worked night for over 2 years now. i dont

 

helps to do a kick ass work out to release the endorphines to really wake you up. I've noticed that I can concentrate much better on my homework after a good work out.

 

I like the green monster because of its taste