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  1. blank Tooth Puller says:

    Coconut water may hydrate you but it doesn't have caffeine and other stimulants — the reason why people buy the energy drinks in the first place.

    People don't spend $3.00 on a Monster for hydration.

  2. blank Italics Mine says:

    And does the magic of energy/sports drinks end with acidic teeth, passing harmlessly through the human body? If it does that much damage initially, one can only wonder what else it affects adversely.

  3. Speaking of energy drinks the energy drink "Monster energy drink" its symbol is what appears to be 3 scratch marks but someone noticed its not scratch marks its the number 6 in hebrew language so its 666 and its motto is "unleash the beast" cant make it up…no doubt they are drenching your teeth in acid!

  4. I sure wish someone would have had the decency to have told me or my parents that 20 years ago. Since then, while drinking gatorade on a daily basis, I have had extensive and expensive damage to my teeth.

  5. Get Real Folks!! WE(consumers), should know by now (after decades of scientific proof), what is going to be harmful to our bodies and what is not! Sometimes you don't even need to taste a product first. Just read the ingredients list (on Everything!), if the words are too hard to pronounce, you've never heard of them or is Not in a list of natural fruits/vegetable/meat/dairy, then DO NOT INGEST them!! Anything Not Natural(from the ground) is a Chemical/Additive/Preservative!! Case Closed! Any Questions?!

  6. Thank goodness I love Coconut water. I am curious However what specific ingredients might be the cause. Many of these drinks are comparable to typical soda-pop type beverages, except they add things like B vitamins. I think there may be viable healthy alternatives the popular choices just like there are with food.

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