Are sugar-free energy drinks pro or anti longevity? What are the best energy drinks? concerned about artificial sweeteners

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High in Taurine to prevent heart attacks due to insane caffeine levels.

#22

Edit the OP to remove the Celsius mention - it’s toxic. I recommend rowdy (though there is the microplastic uncertainty)

#23

RFK posted https://archive.ph/A20Zy

I’ve turned away from rowdy due to microplastic concerns in cans, now I use Chameleon coldbrew coffee or Tejava organic teas [both in glass]

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#24

I’d like to see it done with allulose, stevia, erythritol, monk fruit maybe xylitol.

#25

Alternative to tejava at an anthropic event, though less available

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#26

https://x.com/SamuelBHume/status/1892624583708000312

#27

I like Layne Norton’s brand Outwork Pre Workout for energy before a work out. Caffeine, rhodiola, beta alanine, and L-Dopa

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Sucralose, commonly known as Splenda, is an artificial sweetener that’s been around since the late 1970s, discovered by accident during research for a new insecticide at Queen Elizabeth College in London. A researcher misinterpreted instructions to “test” a chlorinated sugar compound as “taste” it, found it sweet, and thus sucralose was born—a zero-calorie sweetener about 600 times sweeter than sugar.