From coffee to kombucha, these expert-approved drinks could be your new go-tos for sustained energy and focus.

Jolt Cola, the infamous energy drink from the 1980s, will return to shelves in 2025 — with more than twice its original caffeine. The soda — which touted having “all the sugar and twice the ...

Now however, energy drinks tend to contain around 150mg to 350mg of caffeine per can ... and a metabolism booster that's non-stimulant, Food Drive reported. It will also be available ...

An expert has revealed the one drink that could be “sabotaging” your workout. Personal trainer Martin Sharp explained how ...

It may also lead to altered heartbeat rhythm, called atrial fibrillation, which has been reported in young people who consumed energy drinks containing extremely high doses of caffeine.