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Taurine s a conditionally essential amino acid, which naturally occurs in the body. Relative taurine loss can occur in some physiological situations, such as physical exertion and high stress. It acts as a metabolic transmitter and additionally has a detoxifying effect and strengthens cardiac contractility. www.wildcatenergydrinks.com  

September 30, 2011
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The Effects of Glucuronolactone to the Body. Glucuronolactone, also known as D-Glucuronolactone, DGL and D-Glucoronic Acid, is an organic metabolite found in the body. A metabolite is a substance that results from the metabolism of glucose in the human liver. This water-soluble crystalline compound has been made a common component in stimulants and energy drinks

September 20, 2011
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www.foodbev.com New functional & energy drinks, August 2011. By Shaun Weston. 30 Aug 2011. The latest functional & energy drinks from Beverage Innovation issue 87, August 2011 read more .. http://www.foodbev.com/gallery/new-functional-energy-drinks-august-201

September 2, 2011
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Energy Drinks and Energy Shots – US – August 2011 This report explores the energy drinks and shots market. The market has recovered admirably from the throes of the recession and grew 15.4% from 2010-11, after slowing down to a growth rate of 4.8% from 2008-09. Energy drinks and shots continue to thrive for their

Monster Energy maker: Continued growth of energy drinks ‘remarkable’. By Elaine Watson, 08-Aug-2011 The US energy drinks sector is continuing to generate ”quite remarkable” growth despite the depressing economic climate and high gas prices, according to the owner of Monster Energy drinks and Worx Energy shots. Read more http://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Markets/Monster-Energy-maker-Continued-growth-of-energy-drinks-remarkable

China and the Demon Drink Posted on June 29, 2011 by herschelian. China  has been producing alcohol for some 5000 years.  Although the country is beginning to produce increasing quantities of wine (more on which in a later post), the alcoholic drink that typifies China is baijiu (pronounced ‘buy-jee-oo’) aka shaojiu  which translates as white wine/white

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