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The word "energy" has several different meanings. The "energy" in energy drinks is not related to what you measure in joules or calories, but to stimulants that keep you awake, that are supposed to make you feel "full of energy". That's actually a slightly different meaning of the word "energy", compared to the meaning used in physics.

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