Celsius (Good/Bad?) U drink it? Price in your country?

So hey guys, lately im started to drink "Celsius" b4 hitting the gym and my question(s) Were as followed.
Do u think it's Good Or Bad for you?
Do you drink it ?
What's the price per can (355 ml) in your country?

Info: http://www.energyfiend.com/caffeine-content/celsius-energy-drink

http://www.energyfiend.com/caffeine-content/celsius-energy-drink

silly me thinking "how the hell do you consume a unit of measure?"

I guess on topic I wouldn't ever take any kind of energy drink right before a work out. Either its too close and becomes a digestive nightmare while lifting or its too far away and you crash mid work out. I prefer Monster's anyway :p

High caffine can be dangerous before exercise, especially if it's intense. However, the ingredients are typical for an energy drink and it has Glucuronolactone which is a metabolite so it seems like it could help with doing what it claims to do. I personally don't drink it as it's not sold where I shop, but I think I've tried it before. It's about $2/can in the US I believe. You really should go for something with protein in it before a work out as protein is the best source of energy.

Never heard of it, I think you can't get it in the Netherlands. Anyway, it might help you to burn 100 calories extra, but 200 Mg caffeine is never a good thing :")

attk master wrote:High caffine can be dangerous before exercise, especially if it's intense. However, the ingredients are typical for an energy drink and it has Glucuronolactone which is a metabolite so it seems like it could help with doing what it claims to do. I personally don't drink it as it's not sold where I shop, but I think I've tried it before. It's about $2/can in the US I believe. You really should go for something with protein in it before a work out as protein is the best source of energy.

Ive thought about starting to drink protein shakes "-"

Don't know what product to choose though

92 herblore wrote:

attk master wrote:High caffine can be dangerous before exercise, especially if it's intense. However, the ingredients are typical for an energy drink and it has Glucuronolactone which is a metabolite so it seems like it could help with doing what it claims to do. I personally don't drink it as it's not sold where I shop, but I think I've tried it before. It's about $2/can in the US I believe. You really should go for something with protein in it before a work out as protein is the best source of energy.

Ive thought about starting to drink protein shakes "-"

Don't know what product to choose though

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/5-ways-to-pick-good-protein-powder.htm

That should help.

attk master wrote:

92 herblore wrote:

attk master wrote:High caffine can be dangerous before exercise, especially if it's intense. However, the ingredients are typical for an energy drink and it has Glucuronolactone which is a metabolite so it seems like it could help with doing what it claims to do. I personally don't drink it as it's not sold where I shop, but I think I've tried it before. It's about $2/can in the US I believe. You really should go for something with protein in it before a work out as protein is the best source of energy.

Ive thought about starting to drink protein shakes "-"

Don't know what product to choose though

http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/5-ways-to-pick-good-protein-powder.htm

That should help.

Thanks alot , +rep to you mate.
gonna order me some protein powder next week or so:D