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SMART
drinks Ltd. Energy Drinks are non-alcoholic drinks unique in their
composition and effects. They provide the body either with taurine,
glucu-ronolactone, caffeine, carbohydrates or important vitamins.
TAURINE: is 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 strenghtens cardiac
contractility.
GLUCURONOLACTONE:
is a substance found in the body which accelerates the elimination
of both endogenic and exogenic noxae (harmful substances).
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is known for its stimulating effect, clearly noted
above all in the circulatory system and in the brain. The caffeine
content in a 250 ml can of an Energy Drink is approximately that
of a cup of filter coffee.
CARBOHYDRATES: As
an energy source, Energy Drinks contain carbohydrates almost exclusively
in the form of sucrose and glucose. The energy value of 100 ml of
Blue Jeans Energy Drink is 192 kJ (45 kcal).
VITAMINS:
The B-complex vitamins contained in most Energy Drinks are essential
for maintaining normal bodily functions and play a vital role in
maintaining physical stamina.
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VITAMIN B-2 (Riboflavin):
IMPORTANCE: Necessary for carbohydrate, fat
& protein metabolism; aids in the formation of antibodies
and red blood cells; maintains cell respiration; necessary
for the maintenance of good vision, skin, nails & hair;
alleviates eye fatigue; promotes general health.
DEFICIENCY
SYMPTOMS: May result in itching and burning eyes;
cracks and sores in the mouth & lips; bloodshot eyes;
purplish tongue; dermatitis; retarded growth; digestive disturbances;
trembling; sluggishness; oily skin.
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VITAMIN
B-6 (Pyridoxine):
IMPORTANCE: Necessary for the synthesis
& breakdown of amino acids, the building blocks of protein;
aids in fat and carbohydrate metabolism; aids in the formation
of antibodies; maintains the central nervous system; aids
in the removal of excess fluid of premenstrual women; promotes
healthy skin; reduces muscle spasms, leg cramps, hand numbness,
nausea & stiffness of hands; helps maintain a proper balance
of sodium & phosphorous in the body.
DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS: May result in nervousness,
insomnia, skin eruptions, loss of muscular control, anemia,
mouth disorders, muscular weakness, dermatitis, arm &
leg cramps, loss of hair, slow learning, and water retention.
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NIACINAMIDE
(Niacin- vitamin B-3):
IMPORTANCE: Improves circulation and reduces
the cholesterol level in the blood; maintains the nervous system;
helps metabolize protein, sugar & fat; reduces high blood
pressure; increases energy through proper utilization of food;
prevents pellagra; helps maintain a healthy skin, tongue &
digestive system.
DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS: May result in pellagra,
gastrointestinal disturbance, nervousness, headaches, fatigue,
mental depression, vague aches & pains, irritability, loss
of appetite, insomnia, skin disorders, muscular weakness, indigestion,
bad breath, canker sores.
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VITAMIN
B-12 (Cobalamin):
IMPORTANCE: Helps in the formation & regeneration
of red blood cells, thus helping prevent anemia; necessary for
carbohydrate, fat & protein metabolism; maintains a healthy
nervous system; promotes growth in children; increases energy;
needed for Calcium absorption.
DEFICIENCY SYMPTOMS: May lead to pernicious
anemia, poor appetite, growth failure in children, tiredness,
brain damage, nervousness, neuritis, degeneration of spinal
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