We sampled popular flavors from major brands including Red Bull, Monster, and Celsius, to find the tastiest energy drink ...

Back in the day, there was a green Monster, a red Monster and a blue. This—the Original Zero-Sugar Monster Energy—was the blue ... Despite its low-calorie status, the level of caffeine—140 ...

According to Health Digest, this zero-calorie sweetener is actually 6x ... but the point is that Monster Energy drinks deliver a lot of caffeine, and just about the recommended amount of daily ...

Try a shot of vodka (40% ABV) with seltzer or club soda and a splash of lemon or lime for 97 calories in eight ounces. Both mixers have zero calories. Dry white wines, such as sauvignon blanc or ...

1. Alternate alcoholic and nonalcoholic drinks to save calories. The savvy dieter finishes one cocktail, glass of wine or beer, then has a "mocktail" -- a nonalcoholic, preferably zero-calorie ...

Then you’re looking at a whopping 650 calories in one glass ... “Instead of spending too much energy trying to make drinks ‘healthy’ or obsessing over sticking to a restrictive drinking ...

Monster's newest beverages taste a lot like some of the brand's energy drinks — with one big difference. The company spent the early weeks of 2023 rolling out a line of alcoholic beverages.

A man's bold decision to get the Monster Energy Drink logo tattooed across his chest has sparked amusement online. The tattoo, featuring the company's recognisable large "M" symbol, was shared on ...

Here's the truth. Are energy drinks healthy? No. They have zero health benefits. What they do have is large amounts of caffeine and sugar. Drinking too much caffeine can raise your blood pressure ...

Drinking alcohol is rarely a health-focused activity, but scientists in England have found that more nutritional information on alcoholic drinks could improve drinkers' habits. Specifically, 46.4 ...