Do energy drinks give you a boost?


By AGENCY

Energy drinks not only contain a lot of caffeine, but also a lot of sugar to mask their bitter taste. — dpa

It's been a long day, you’ve got a lot on your plate and your batteries are running low.

So you pop open an energy drink, or two.

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