Alternatives to Energy Drinks?

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Question by BatGurl: Alternatives to Energy Drinks?
I need some sources on healthy alternatives to energy drinks. I’m doing a persuassive speech on energy drinks, so if anyone knows any websites that I can use I would gladly accept some help 🙂

I’ve already tried googling alternatives to energy drinks, and alternatives to caffeine, and all I’ve gotten is how “Cocaine” has been pulled off the market.

I know there are alternatives, like water, nuts, and tea,but I need sources! Can anyone help please?
I’m doing a speech on how energy drinks are bad, so I don’t need a list of energy drinks I need alternatives! 🙂
I’m doing my speech on how energy drinks are bad, please don’t try to advise me any other way 🙂

Thank you for those who have provided websites, instead of their opinion, which is what I needed. 🙂

I don’t want opinions, I need data!

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Answer by Darksuga
malt, red bull, stout

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