Are Natural Energy Drinks Good For You?

Most of the products on sale under the name of 'energy drinks' today are labeled

as being 'natural.' You can't blame their manufacturers and vendors for labeling them as such. They are only do so in response to the shift in consumer demand - where the consumer seems to have fallen heels over head in love with all things 'natural.' From such a background, it becomes very tricky to sell anything that is seen as being 'synthetic' when there are 'natural' alternatives for it on the counter.

But as many people have come to learn the hard way, not everything that is labeled 'natural' actual fits that bill. In other words, not all products marketed on the platform of being 'natural' are authentically so. Sometimes, it just becomes a matter of picking up any formulation (however synthetic it turns out to be), then labeling it as being 'natural' - or rather simply putting it on a packaging brightly labeled 'natural' - and then going on to sell it as such to the unsuspecting masses.

Of course, when you order for a natural product, there are a number of things you expect out of it. You expect a certain degree of safety and efficacy out of it. The last thing you want is to be sold a synthetic product labeled as 'natural' - most probably at a premium price as befits a 'natural' product. That would precisely be the situation when you are out shopping for an energy drink. If you are looking for a natural energy drink, you will be keen on ensuring that it is only a natural energy drink you get -and not some synthetic formulation that is simply branded 'natural' and misrepresented to you as such. And seeing that there are still likely to be some unauthentic energy drinks being passed off as 'natural,' you could find yourself keen on learning how to tell authentic natural energy drinks from those that are not authentic.

Now one way to tell authentic natural energy drinks is by having a look at the ingredients, with the aim of ascertaining just what percentage of it is natural. This would be doing after first being sure that you are dealing with an honest group of people, who can present a truthful ingredient list. True, the drink may contain acai berry, or ginseng or ginkgo biloba - but what percentage of the drink does this natural content make?

Another way to tell authentic natural energy drinks would be by trying to ascertain whether the natural ingredients in it are actually the main active ingredients (on which the drink depends to bring about its energizing effect). The makers of the drink may decide to use some synthetic formulation, in order to make its working more expeditious. You therefore need to ensure that the drink is not only made up largely from the natural extracts, but also that it actually works through them in bringing about its energizing effect.

by: Gen Wright

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