Celsius Energy Drink
Sometimes Celsius Energy Drink likes to send samples and sometimes not. But for those of you who have read the reviews that say “this review actually covers 2 different products”, stop reading that review right there.
Celsius Energy Drink sells the same supplement in several different flavors. It’s all the same product.
Celsius Energy Drink supposedly burns 100 extra calories every day, helping you to lose more weight. Let’s see, the average person consumes about 3000 calories without knowing it, a dieter should limit themselves to about 1200-1800 calories….100 doesn’t seem that significant anymore.
Still, let’s see what Celsius Energy Drink uses to make these bold and outrageous claims!
How Does Celsius Energy Drink Work?
Taurine – Taurine is mostly seen as an amino acid. But it has been used in energy drinks, because it promotes muscle energy. But taurine has never actually been shown to promote weight loss.
Guarana – Guarana is one of the most hyped up and yet unsubstantiated products we have yet to see. It has been used to increase natural energy levels, and some say that it’s a Brazilian miracle, except for the fact that clinical studies on guarana have shown that it doesn’t burn fat.
Ironic considering it does actually have caffeine, more caffeine than a cup of coffee actually.Green tea – Green tea is one of the most popular fat burners, and everybody uses it. But everybody also abuses it. If you were to use at least 400mg, then you would probably be able to burn more fat and lose more weight. But Celsius Energy Drink uses maybe30mg.
Caffeine – Caffeine is the most common ingredient in any weight loss supplement, in part because it comes in so many forms! But again, like we said with green tea, you would have to have at least 400mg. The same it probably has 30mg rule applies.
Glucuronolactone – used mostly to provide energy to the muscles, Glucuronolactone has been used in some muscle building and weight loss supplements, but not as a primary ingredient.
Ginger root extract – Ginger root extract has been used to calm an upset stomach, even that associated with something like IBS. But it doesn’t actually promote any kind of weight loss.
Final Word on Celsius Energy Drink
The Celsius Energy Drink is exciting for some who think that logically, an energy supplement should promote weight loss results. But bottom line, Celsius Energy Drink does not actually have any clinically proven results, unless you’re talking about caffeine based energy, which a $0.50 can of Coke can provide.
