Caffene proble?

Question

which has more caffine coffe or really high enegy drinks that say warning contains lots of caffene.

and which product ever made had the best caffine...

Answer 1

Energy Drinks have more caffine than coffee.

Answer 2

I had to do a school project on this once.

Check out this site I found.  It'll tell you everything you need to know.

www.energyfiend.com/

Answer 3

Enery drinks contain abou 50 times more caffiene than a cup of coffee.

Answer 4

It depends on the energy drink... like monster, red bull, jolt, rockstar are higher in caffine but amp or vault or something like tht is not to high on caffine

Answer 5

In almost all cases, an energy drink will have far more caffeine than coffee. The highest amount of caffeine I have ever seen in a product was in the energy drink. The Wired X505 has 505 mg of caffeine, as opposed to about 80 mg of caffeine in a cup of coffee.

Answer 6

The energy drinks have a lot more caffeine in them than coffee.  Drip coffee has more caffeine than espresso based drinks.  FYI, If you have a caffeine addiction, you might want to slowly start weening yourself from it.  Try to get your energy from healthy foods, plenty of rest, and exercise.  Your heart will thank you for it buy working longer!

Answer 7

I would guess the energy drink has more, and I'm not sure what your other question is asking.  I don't know of any "good" caffeine.  It's all a stimulant and stimulants are not good.  If you are asking what has the "most", I think I remember something called "jolt", it was a soda from years ago.  I haven't seen one for at least 10 years.

Answer 8

Best caffeine?

They're all bad.

I would take the natural ( coffee) over energy drinks( ones that are pumped with caffeine and cause your heart to do flips and alot of other side effects( anxiety being a big prob today).

Instead of them saying warning.

They should just put a Skull and Bones emblem on the can( in fact I think that is a logo of one brand)? Well, at least that company is honest.

Caffeine can cause serious problems( when not used in moderation).