I’ve seen more brands of energy drinks in one day than I care to see in an entire lifetime, and most energy drinks stick to the basics. Most say this product will increase your energy levels, charge you up, and help you to get up in the morning or power past that 2 o’clock drag. But Celsius Energy Drink is one of a few emerging energy drinks taking it one step further, and delving into the world of diet pills and diet drinks.

With the Celsius Energy Drink, you can supposedly burn over 100 calories, which in the grand spectrum of things, is not that much. Keep in mind, most experts recommend that you consume at least 1200 calories every day! 100, 1200, it hardly makes a blip. Yes, it also supposedly increases metabolism and provides more energy with “scientifically proven ingredients” and a vitamin enriched formula. Personally, I could care less about a “vitamin enriched” energy drink or diet supplement. But that’s just me. It’s the ingredients that matter.

Ingredients & How Celsius Energy Drink Works

Celsius Energy Drink ingredients include Taurine, Guarana, Green tea, Caffeine, Glucuronolactone, and Ginger root extract.

It depends on what you’re thinking. If you think of Celsius Energy Drink as an energy drink, then you’re probably right. It has all of the most common energy drink ingredients, and I has the most common amounts. Celsius Energy Drink provides multiple flavors and a lot of artificial sweeteners along with good old sugar to boot. So if you need a quick energy boost, chances are this will do the job.

Celsius Energy Drink As a Weight Loss Supplement

On the other hand, if you are using Celsius Energy Drink as a weight loss supplement, you’re on the wrong track. Yes, Celsius Energy Drink has clinically proven ingredients such as green tea for example. But who doesn’t have green tea? What energy drink doesn’t have green tea or some other form of caffeine? The problem is not those two ingredients, but rather the fact that Celsius Energy Drink does not have more than any other energy drink. Once you add in all the sugar in Celsius Energy Drink, the maybe 20-30mg of caffeine in Celsius Energy Drink really don’t do anything for you.

Is Celsius Energy Drink Worth It?

I saw a 4 pack selling for about $5 or $6 online, which isn’t bad for an energy drink. Celsius Energy Drink is sugar and carb packed, and it’s pretty typical of an energy drink. So why not, as long as you actually know what it is and don’t expect any more.