Is Red Bull a drug

Answer 1

Absolutely not, for one an internationally sold beverage would never contain such a powerful and illegal narcotic, plus heroin in an opiate and depressant, Redbull has ingredients designed to stimulate you and give you energy and focus. Red Bull gives you wings, heroin gives you a monkey on your back!

Answer 2

Answer 1

No, it is an energy drink. Answer 2

An interesting question!

Red Bull is a non-alcoholic 'energy' drink. It is sold in cans, which make it look like an alcoholic drink! But it is primarily the caffeine content which provides its 'energy' boost!

List of main ingredients:

* taurine, a form of amino acid, which apparently temporarily replenishes the body's natural taurine levels which become depleted after stress * glucoronalactone, a carbohydrate, also found in other foods, and which helps bodily functions * caffeine, about the same amount as in a cup of coffee * B-group vitamins * sucrose and glucose, common sugars * acesulfame K (E950), artificial sweetener, 200 time sweeter than ordinary sugar

* aspartame (E951), artificial sweetener

* sucrolose (E955), artificial sweetener None of these ingredients are 'classified' as harmful drugs, as such. However, some health authorities have expressed concerns over

# the effects on the human body by the consumption of artificial sweeteners # excessive dependence on caffeine. More information about these ingredients can be found by consulting medical or health books, and/or by using a web search engine. e.g. Google.

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Answer 3

Red Bull contains caffeine.