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FRS Healthy Energy Chews Review

Chloe Delano — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 13:03:56 +0000

FRS Healthy Energy chews are a unique product so it’s no surprise so many people are interested in it, but it’s also wise to look for an FRS Healthy Energy chews review so that you have some idea what you might be getting before you buy them.

FRS Healthy Energy Chews: Ingredients and Nutritional Information

First let’s take a look at what’s in these FRS chews. Here’s what’s listed on the package:

A serving size (based on a 2000 calorie diet) is 2 chews. In them you’ll find:

Calories: 40
Total Carbohydrate: 8 g (3% of daily)
~Sugars 6 g
Vitamin A: 750 IU (15% of daily)
Vitamin C: 120 mg (200% of daily)
Vitamin E: 60 IU (200% of daily)
Thiamin: 1.5 mg (100% of daily)
Riboflavin: 1.7 mg (100% of daily)
Niacin: 20 mg (100% of daily)
Vitamin B6: 2 mg (100% of daily)
Vitamin B12: 6 mg (100% of daily)
Quercetin: 250 mg
Catechins (from green tea leaf extract): 20 mg

A serving also contains 20 mg of caffeine which is equivalent to about 1/4 of a cup of coffee. FRS uses caffeine as a metabolic enhancer to help the body absorb other key nutrients in the FRS formula. There is not enough caffeine to provide the actual boost itself. That’s provided by quercetin and the blend of vitamins and herbal ingredients.

FRS Healthy Energy Chews: Taste

FRS chews come in four flavors: orange, lemon lime, pineapple mango and pomegranate blueberry. The flavor is good – not too sweet, but a very pleasant aftertaste. The texture is unusual – very soft (kind of like a Starburst candy, but softer) but a little bit grainy. I got used to the texture quickly and now really enjoy it. Be careful because if you put these somewhere hot like a glove compartment for extended periods of time, they will get melty.

FRS Healthy Energy Chews: Boost

FRS recommends you eat 2 FRS chews per serving, which provides the same boost as an 8 oz FRS energy drink. The boost from the energy chews is the same as that which has made FRS Healthy Energy famous. It’s a smooth boost that lasts rather than a huge boost that makes you crash afterwards.

Workouts are more effective, focus is sharper and endurance increases significantly. Recovery time is also noticeably decreased. The boost from two chews lasts about 4-5 hours and fades gradually without notice. The feeling is that of being refreshed and focused, as if you’ve had an excellent night’s sleep and an energizing meal.

FRS Healthy Energy Chews: Benefits

The prime benefit of FRS chews besides their intended effect of giving an energy boost, is the convenience of being able to carry the equivalent of a can of a healthy energy drink in the palm of your hand. They’re excellent both for travel as well as for longer workouts.

They can be kept in your pocket or gym bag when you’re working out, in your desk drawer at the office or school when you need a boost to get you through the day, or in the car for when you find yourself feeling drowsy at the wheel. If you have an on-the-go lifestyle, then FRS Healthy Energy chews are a perfect solution.

What are the Side Effects of Taking FRS? FRS Healthy Energy Drink Side Effects (If Any)

Chloe Delano — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 14:57:23 +0000

FRS Healthy Energy has taken the healthy energy drink market by storm but it’s important when considering the use of any new product to educate yourself about any known side effects or dangers.

FRS Healthy Energy drink leads the pack when it comes to alternative, natural and healthy energy drinks. But as with any form of consumable product, it’s not always going to sit well with every single different body chemistry out there.

FRS Healthy Energy has proven its benefits including decreased fatigue, increased energy and endurance, sharper focus and concentration, and improved overall health.

It seems that there are no known side effects of FRS Healthy Energy drink for almost all normal, healthy people, but a deeper look at the key ingredients can help determine if people with specific food allergies or people who are taking certain medications might experience negative side effects if taking FRS energy drink.

Caffeine in FRS Healthy Energy Drink

First off, energy drink caffeine in excessive amounts is never healthy. Anywhere from 200-300 mg of caffeine a day is generally considered a healthy amount to stick to.

Depending on your age, weight, smoking habits, drug and medicine use, stress levels and other health factors, consuming 500-600 mg of caffeine in a day may have such health risks and side effects as heart arrhythmia, insomnia, nervousness, irritability, anxiety, muscle tremors, headaches and nausea.

Thankfully, FRS Healthy Energy drink derives its caffeine primarily from green tea extract, and a single serving contains only 48mg of caffeine, which is about the amount of a half a cup of coffee.

You would need to drink about 11 cans of FRS energy drink in a single day in order to risk the harmful side effects of caffeine. I should hope this won’t not be a problem! The FRS Healthy Energy company themselves recommend consuming three servings per day for optimal results.

The caffeine in FRS energy drink is meant to enhance the uptake and processing of the key ingredients (namely, quercetin and B-vitamin) rather than to directly give energy.

Quercetin in FRS Healthy Energy Drink

Quercetin is the secret to FRS Healthy Energy’s patented ingredients. This powerful antioxidant helps turn your body into its own energy-production powerhouse.

Normal, healthy people should not be concerned with any side effects of the quercetin in FRS energy drink, but here are some known medication interactions that you should be aware of depending on what drugs you’re currently taking.

While it is unclear the specific nature of the interaction, it is believed that there is a reaction between quercetin and antibiotics. Until more definitive research emerges, it’s important to be aware of this possibility.

FRS quercetin is also thought to have an interaction with some metabolic enzymes, which has lead to theories that FRS might have the ability to increase the effects of some medications on the body. While this has not been proven, it’s wise to bear in mind if you are someone who takes a lot of medications and has sensitive or unstable health.

Food Dyes in FRS Healthy Energy Drink

Finally, there are trace amounts of food dye in FRS energy drinks, so if you are someone who suffers from a severe allergy to food dyes, then it would be best to avoid this product completely just to be safe.

Bottom Line: Are There Any FRS Healthy Energy Side Effects?

For almost all healthy individuals, FRS energy drink does not have any known side effects. As with anything though, make sure to drink FRS in reasonable quantities. If you do experience any negative side effects, stop or reduce consumption.

The natural and healthy ingredients in FRS Healthy Energy should actually provide you with more health benefits than negative side effects. The only known and documented effects are increased energy, drive and focus as well as a boost in overall health.

Who the **** is Lance Armstrong? An FRS Healthy Energy Drink Review

Chloe Delano — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 20:09:09 +0000

So who’s the pretty boy drinking from the little can?

Lance Armstrong has become the official poster boy for bicycling, cancer survival, and now a little company called FRS Healthy Energy. So why should we listen to him?

Some research and a few trials later, and here is an unbiased FRS Healthy Energy drink review that might help connect the dots between the famous cycler and his re-hydration and energizing drink of choice.

FRS Healthy Energy Drink Review: Taste

Not my favorite taste in the entire world, although I do enjoy it more than sports drinks like Gatorade and I certainly like it better than the super sweet typical energy drinks like Red Bull. FRS energy drink tastes much more like a fruit juice than a soda. It comes in Lemon Lime, Orange, Peach Mango and Wild Berry. I like the orange flavor the best and I like to stick with the non-diet or low-cal one because I like to avoid artificial sweeteners.

There’s a slight bitterness to the flavor which comes from the company’s aim to provide healthy products that won’t overload you with sugar and lead to an eventual crash. Which brings me to the next and most important part of the review.

FRS Healthy Energy Drink Review: Boost

The boost is steady and strong rather than jolting. I feel a quick onset of a subtle energy boost if that makes sense at all. Basically, there is not initial spike in energy but rather a feeling like you had a great night’s sleep and have been eating and exercising well for the past month. It’s great for working out but I also like drinking it just on an ordinary day because the ingredients are beneficial and I like the feeling of having a steady flow of natural energy throughout the day.

The boost kicks in around thirty minutes after consuming the drink and lasts for hours before it gradually fades, but there is no actual crash like with many energy drinks. It definitely does its job of warding off fatigue. I can’t speak for the thousands who report that FRS Healthy Energy promotes a general boost in overall health as I’m a relatively healthy individual to begin with. But this leads nicely in to the next part of my FRS drink review.

FRS Healthy Energy Drink Review: Benefits

The secret ingredient in this drink is called quercetin, which is a powerful antioxidant derived from such fruits and vegetables as apples, grapes and onions. FRS combines this antioxidant with vitamins such as B-complex to enable the most efficient intake and processing of quercetin. Quercetin serves to stimulate the body’s mitochondria production, turning your own body into its own energy-production machine.

In addition to the energy boost, the healthy ingredients promote general health as well as weight loss, better metabolism and increased productivity, focus and mental clarity. This is why FRS Healthy Energy, which originally served the sports and fitness market, is not being more and more popular amongst workers and students who need an energy drink that is healthier and that can keep them energized for more prolonged periods at work or school.

FRS Healthy Energy Drink Review: Cost

As prices often fluctuate, check the prices at the cheapest source for FRS Healthy Energy drinks by clicking “FRS Healthy Energy” from the list on the right at the energydrinkvault in-house energy drink store here: Buy FRS Healthy Energy Drinks Cheap.

FRS Healthy Energy is currently available in the form of an energy drink in a can, a liquid concentrate form as well as powdered drink mix (great way to save money) and also as energy chews (great for people on the go).

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What’s the Best Healthy Pre-Workout Drink That Gives You Energy?

Chloe Delano — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 23:40:02 +0000

You might be wondering what the best healthy pre-workout drink that gives you energy and maximizes your exercise routine.

Why Do You Need a Pre-Workout Energy Drink?

You can have a great workout just by hydrating with water, but you might be looking for something more: something with vitamins, maybe herbal ingredients, something to make your workout even more effective?

Whether you work out in the morning and need a jumpstart or you workout after your long day and need a pick-me-up to get you going, or if you just want to make the most of the time and energy you put into your workout, a good healthy pre-workout energy drink can make the difference between never even starting or slagging and dragging through the whole workout, or really hitting it full throttle and pushing through to the finish line.

So What’s the Healthiest Pre-Workout Drink That Gives You Energy But Keeps You Healthy?

The only healthy energy drink for athletes on the market that is endorsed by professional athletes themselves and that continually proves itself in clinical studies is called FRS Healthy Energy drink.

This sports and training supplement contains a combination of vitamins and the powerful antioxidant quercetin. Quercetin is just a naturally-occurring ingredient found in fruits and vegetables like apples, onions and certain berries, but its secret lies in its ability to stimulate your body to produce its own energy.

The ingredients in FRS Healthy Energy are natural and since it doesn’t contain the dangerous caffeine and sugar levels of most energy drinks, you won’t experience a crash or any harmful side effects or dangers.

Instead, the quercetin acts as an energy production agent, making your body a powerhouse of its own and by drinking FRS Healthy Energy before your workout, you experience a steady increase in energy that keeps you sharp and strong throughout your entire exercise routine and beyond.

It started with Lance Armstrong, but more and more athletes and amateurs seem to be taking to this healthy energy drink for its workout-enhancing properties.

What’s the Healthiest Energy Drink or Shot on the Market?

Chloe Delano — Sun, 01 Nov 2009 11:47:58 +0000

It’s no surprise that so many of us are in search of the healthiest energy drink or shot when you consider that the majority of the energy drinks available to us contain questionable ingredients and dangerous amounts of caffeine and sugar.

So what’s the healthiest energy drink or shot you can get?

After a little experimentation and a lot of research, I kept coming back to the same product: FRS Healthy Energy drink.

What Makes FRS Energy Drink the Healthiest Energy Drink

Rather than relying on sugar and caffeine to give you an energy boost, FRS Healthy Energy drink has a patented formula that centers around its star ingredient: quercetin. Quercetin does what an energy drink is supposed to do (boost your energy and sustain your endurance to fend off fatigue) but without the side effects and dangers of caffeine.

How Does Quercetin Make FRS the Healthiest Energy Drink?

Quercetin is found in fruits and vegetables like apples, blueberries and onions, but in FRS, it’s present in large quantities, so it supplements your body in a way you couldn’t normally do with an average diet.

Quercetin is basically a powerful antioxidant that stimulates mitochondria production in your cells, which basically boosts natural energy levels in your body and repairs your cells in times of stress or fatigue.

What Other Ingredients Make FRS the Healthiest Energy Drink?

Its combination of specific vitamins and herbal supplements actually boost the uptake and processing of quercetin thus maximizing its effectiveness. The result is a steady stream of energy rather than a rush.

And because all the ingredients are natural and safe, you don’t risk a crash afterwards and suffer no side effects or damage to your body.

Attention Vampires and Mortals! Blood Energy Drink is Bloody Delicious!

Chloe Delano — Wed, 28 Oct 2009 08:12:40 +0000

If you’re blood-lusting and/or starved for attention, try walking down the street sucking Blood Energy Potion, the new blood energy drink made to look, feel and even taste like blood.

No, okay, it doesn’t taste like blood, it tastes like fruit punch, but it comes in a frickin’ IV transfusion bag and has a damn blood type listed on it.

This blood energy drink actually contains iron, protein and electrolytes, giving it a similar nutritional makeup as real blood and since it boasts the consistency of real blood as well, those who have submitted to the True Blood, Twilight, Vampire Diaries craze who are afflicted with some sort of psychosomatic vampirism bloodlust, have no fear! You can now sink your fangs (also known as canines) into Blood Energy Potion and get a 4 hour boost of energy for a mere $6 per transfusion bag!

Yes, this blood energy drink will cost you more than a happy meal. But what self-respecting vampire would be caught dead within a mile of a happy meal?

Oh wait, they’re already dead.

I don’t see much of a market for this stuff after the current vampire obsession dies down, but when I imagine the fantastic pranks it lends itself to, I can only hope that the next biggest sector of its market after aspiring teenage vampires is made up of med school class clowns.

Blood Energy Potion will generally miss the Halloween market this year but can be ordered in time if purchased online. The website is worth a glance anyway – I honestly laughed so hard I bled.

This highly cost-effective energy and vampirism solution won’t hit totally, majorly, megaly cool stores like Hot Topic until January of 2010, but for anyone desperate to find out how to become a vampire, it’ll be a handy tool to aid in your New Year’s resolution.

There are some seriously outlandish energy drinks out there (see Cocaine, Blow and Pussy) but this one’s just bloody ridiculous. I mean Christians have been pretending to drink blood for ages, but at least with their substitute, you can catch a bit of a buzz, and shit, it doesn’t cost $6 a pop.

I wonder if there’s a generic version for those of us on shit HMO’s.

*Bloodthirsty Enough to Buy Blood Energy Drink?*

Very few places sell this stuff. If you need your fix, click the link below, scroll down on the left to the bottom of the menu where it says “Caffeine” then click “Energy Drinks”. Enjoy!

CLICK HERE to buy Blood Energy Drink

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FRS Quercetin: Benefits of Quercetin vs. Quercetin Side Effects

Chloe Delano — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 13:29:25 +0000

If you’ve heard about the secret FRS quercetin ingredient that’s making this line of energy supplements truly groundbreaking, then you might be wondering about the benefits of quercetin as well as any quercetin side effects that have been documented.

What is This FRS Quercetin?

This supplement has been popularized since the quercetin in FRS has been made famous. Quercetin (sometimes seen spelled quercitin) is a powerful antioxidant with a long list of potential benefits. While this organic energy supplement is relatively new to the mainstream energy drink market, it has been tested widely and generally considered a healthy energy drink herbal ingredient.

Quercetin comes from certain fruits and vegetables such as apples, onions, grapes and blueberries. FRS quercetin levels exceed greatly the amount of quercetin consumed in an average diet. In fact, you’d have to eat about 40 apples to get the same amount of quercetin in one can of FRS Healthy Energy drink.

A good quercetin supplement provides a healthy dose of free radical antioxidant with the ability to naturally enhance your energy levels.

It’s called FRS because quercetin acts as a “Free Radical Scavenger”, targeting the damaging free radical cells in our bodies and warding them off, repairing and boosting the body in times of stress and fatigue such as physical workouts and long, rough days at work or school.

Quercetin Energy

Quercetin energy is unlike other forms of energy supplements because rather than providing the body with a high-energy chemical, quercetin actually stimulates the body to produce its own natural energy.

The scientific studies that have been done on FRS quercetin show that the quercetin compound essentially simulates the effects of exercise on your cell’s mitochondria (the “powerhouses” of our cells) and trigger it to produce energy for your body’s consumption.

The FRS energy drink then combines essential vitamins that help the body absorb and process the quercetin as efficiently and effectively as possible. What you’re left with is a body that is more energized and a mind that is more focused because of the beneficial ingredients included only in natural energy drinks.

Quercetin Benefits

The studies that have been done on quercetin thus far have identified several quercetin benefits. The first and most important is the subtle but powerful boost in energy. Most people report a feeling of strength and drive that lasts for hours. This is in sharp contrast to the energy spike and subsequent crash that comes with the popular products containing extremely high energy drink caffeine levels.

The energy that comes with quercetin leads to increased endurance and power output, but also improved focus, which makes it beneficial not only to athletes, but anyone working or studying who is in need of a healthy boost.

Many people have turned to quercetin as a weight-loss supplement as the combination of quercetin with green tea extract in FRS energy drinks has been proven to promote thermogenesis, which increases the rate of carb and fat burning. This is doubly beneficial considering the energy drink carb levels are often prohibitively high for those trying to watch their weight. Not to mention the almost dangerous energy drink sugar contents.

Quercetin Side Effects

It has been shown that short-term use is linked to no quercetin side effects whatsoever in healthy adults. People who have consumed extremely high doses have reported the quercetin side effects of headaches and tingling of the arms and legs.

Always follow the safety warnings on the packaging of FRS. They tell you exactly how many of each product should not be exceeded. It is generally safe to consider three per day a healthy maximum dosage.

FRS Quercetin

To read more about the most popular energy drink that harnesses the power of quercetin, check out my post on the now-famous FRS Energy Drink.

Is the Energy Drink Market Out to Kill As It Makes a Killing?

Chloe Delano — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:19:23 +0000

The energy drink market just won’t stop growing. As it continues to solidify its hold on its well-established sectors, it’s begun to get its fingers into several other highly-specific little sectors.

When one group reacted to the energy drink craze with rabid enthusiasm, the companies pushed products that were louder, more extreme, more shameless…

When another group reacted to what they perceived as unhealthy drinks marketed through exploitative campaigns targeting the young and vulnerable, the companies pushed “alternative” products that boasted herbal ingredients and played up their “natural” and “healthy” benefits.

We have energy drinks for extreme athletes. Energy drinks for endurance athletes. Energy drinks for women. Energy drinks for dieters. Energy drinks for clubbers, ravers and bar-hoppers. Energy drinks for students. Energy drinks for grown-ups. Energy drinks for energy drink lovers. And energy drinks for energy drink haters.

Because of this, the energy drink market continues to grow every single day. The forward push continues. The backlash continues. But either way, in one form or another, they’re here to stay.

Some of us are more caffeinated than ever. And some of us are more skeptical than ever.

We’re aware of the fact that the energy drink market is not sensitive to the health, let alone the concerns, of consumers. As long as they’re competing and profiting, it seems worth the risks.

History of the Energy Drink Market

If the energy drink market is the universe, then the day Red Bull hit the United States in 1997 was the Big Bang. This Thai energy drink (called Krating Daeng) marketed by the Austrian company Red Bull GmbH quickly rose to the top and hasn’t moved an inch. Red Bull is still the world’s leading energy drink brand, giving wings to about 65% of the energy drink market.

The secret to Red Bull’s success has, of course, been its marketing and unique positioning. Originally aimed at young people wanting to stay up late and do well on tests and in sports, Red Bull quickly took over a new market, infiltrating bars and clubs everywhere as the energy drink cocktail was born.

Red Bull promised to give you wings. And any health concerns raised around Red Bull’s high levels of caffeine only seemed to make the drink sexier to its market.

Once Red Bull had established that there was a desperately starving market for energy drinks, new brands emerged with names like Monster and Rockstar that marketed towards the young crowd by sponsoring sports events and music festivals and tours. Hip hop artists sponsored their own lines of energy drinks to appeal to the young, urban hip hop crowd like Lil Jon’s Crunk, Nelly’s Pimp Juice and Kanye West’s TBD Guru Energy Drink.

Riding on the wake of the illicit nature of these “extreme” energy drinks came brands like Cocaine Energy Drink, which has been banned and re-released twice in its short history, only to emerge more popular and in-demand than before.

Now that growth of these brands is finally slowing (still growing, just not quite as manically), we have seen the emergence of healthier alternatives to the energy drinks that caused so many to collapse of heart failure and seizures if not merely suffer headaches, insomnia and heart palpitations.

Brands like ACT Energy Drink, XS Energy Drink and Verve Energy Drink have hit the market while the old more extreme brands have branched out and released sugar-free energy drinks and low-carb energy drinks to appeal to this emerging second-wave market.

Growth and Projections of the Energy Drinks Market

Red Bull still remains the leader of the energy drink market with an approximate 65% share of the market worldwide. After it’s introduction to the U.S. in 1997, the energy drink market had grown to almost 400 million per fiscal year by 2001. By 2005, it had reached about $4 billion. Growing at an annual rate of about 12%, the energy drink market is expected to pass up the $9 billion mark by 2011.

Recent estimates have put the share of the U.S. energy drink market at 40% for Red Bull, 23% for Monster, 12% for Rockstar, 8% for AMP and 4% for Full Throttle.

While the majority of energy drinks were originally targeted towards athletes and students, the market has expanded to include a larger sector generally defined as being under 35 years of age and predominantly male.

Diet energy drinks and natural energy drinks are currently catapulting in growth as they reach a more health-conscious crowd along with the female market that traditional energy drinks have not as widely appealed to in the past.

Trends and Buzz in the Energy Drink Market

The explosion of energy shots proves that the energy drink market boom is not ready to die down just yet. In 2008, sales of this specific sector of the market came in at approximately $560 million and continues to grow. These tiny 2 or 3 ounce drinks are selling for up to $3 per shot with 5-Hour Energy leading the pack in sales and popularity.

On the exact opposite end of the spectrum, we’ve seen a growth since 2002 of energy drinks being packaged in larger cans. Many countries (including the U.S. and Canada) have limited the amount of caffeine per serving in energy drinks. In response to this, we’ve seen many companies (including Monster and Rockstar) sidestepping this by simply packing two servings into one can.

2007 saw the emergence of energy drink powders and tablets marketed as the more convenient and portable form of energy for athletes and people on the go.

Where Will the Energy Drinks Market Go Next?

With energy drink brands like Cocaine, Blow and Pussy still catching the eye and loosening the purse strings of consumers, we’ll likely see the birth of more and more outlandish and extreme brand names designed to piss off parents and make young people feel cool and wild enough that it’s worth the $2-3 a pop.

Enough people will remain skeptical, steadfast and outspoken enough that the healthy energy drink market will likely continue to grow with more and more featuring energy drink herbal ingredients like green tea extract, ginkgo biloba and ginseng.

Energy drink companies will continue to appear more transparent with the truth about energy drink nutrition as well as the real energy drink ingredients. Whether pure truth will actually surface and whether consumers will actually take caution is another story.

Will we see enough publicity surrounding the dangers of energy drinks to actually give the energy drink market a good scare?

Unlikely.

Our country is obese and dying of diabetes and heart disease too, but we don’t seem to change our ways despite our awareness. It’s the weakness of human nature up against the power of the market.

And it doesn’t seem the energy drink market is any different.

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Top 3 Natural Energy Drinks – Only the Healthiest

Chloe Delano — Tue, 13 Oct 2009 22:13:02 +0000

With all the energy drinks out there pouring buckets of sugar, caffeine and chemicals down our throats, you’re smart to seek out natural energy drinks that will give you a boost without affecting your health.

After researching many reviews and testimonials, behold the top 3 natural energy drinks!

*Warning: May Lead to Good Health and Increased Stamina*

#3 Natural Energy Drink: Verve Energy Drink

This one delivers you a healthy boost by way of guarana, taurine, green tea, B vitamins and mangosteen. The caffeine and natural energy from the combination of these ingredients makes for a pretty decent kick that lasts.

It has 65 essential vitamins and minerals as well as antioxidants to enhance your body’s functioning. Rarely do people experience a crash with this drink, however some have reported adverse effects from the taurine (the same ingredient that fuels Red Bull).

#2 Natural Energy Drink: Guru Energy Drink

The key players in this healthy energy drink are gaurana, Echinacea, ginseng and gingko biloba. This 100% natural drink is certified organic and has a mild citrus flavor and light carbonation which makes it smooth and pleasant going down.

The energy boost in Guru comes from the caffeine in the guarana and the natural energy-giving properties of the extracts and herbal ingredients included. The kick is substantial and noticeably increases your energy level for about three hours.

#1 Natural Energy Drink: FRS Healthy Energy Drink

The unique, patented formula of FRS energy drink makes it stand out above the rest. Most of the ingredients are common, including fruit juice, green tea extract and plenty of vitamins. However, the key ingredient that isn’t found elsewhere is this FRS quercetin.

This drink supercharges you the natural way as the extremely powerful antioxidant properties of quercetin actually turn your body into an energy-producing powerhouse. Because the only source of actual caffeine in this drink comes from the green tea extract, you experience no crash and no heavy rush, just a steady stream of revitalizing energy.

This one takes the #1 spot because it’s as healthy as they come and the only one with more and more research emerging that proves its effectiveness.

Is ‘Healthy Energy Drink’ an Oxymoron? How One Company is Leading a Revolution

Chloe Delano — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 13:31:46 +0000

If your eyes and ears have been even half open these past few years, you’ll have noticed our little planet being swarmed by billions of flying cans of liquid energy.

First it was Red Bull’s harmless little wings. Now it’s every celebrity’s newest product line.

There’s a version for practically every sector of the market and I’m sorry, but the marketing is so blatant that I can’t help but feel like a sucker every time I buy one even though I’m conscious of what I’m falling for.

So what about the sector of the market that:

a) doesn’t want to die some day of over-caffeination,

b) doesn’t want to feel ridiculous carrying around their drink can (see Cocaine, Pussy, etc.),

c) loves their body and wants to keep it running strong for as long as possible, but

d) is over-worked, under-appreciated and needs a boost to make this day a little easier.

Is There Such a Thing as a Healthy Energy Drink?

Or are all energy drinks made and marketed just like any street drug, preying on the vulnerable, delivering false promises and stopping at nothing to keep us hooked?

Don’t get me wrong, I’m an energy drink consumer like any other, but I’m quite painfully aware of the side effects of 99% of the brands out there.

But there is one brand I turn to when I can’t afford to crash. One brand that I’ve found swims hard upstream against the roaring rapids of destructive and ruthless energy drink companies.

Have you heard about FRS Healthy Energy?

This company’s story is seriously bizarre. But it’s my firm belief that they’re revolutionizing the world of energy supplements with what is quite possibly the only healthy energy drink that actually works.