> Aren't health risks of Red Bull just the same like other Caffeine
> containing mixtures? That's what it is a caffeine containing drink.
To degrees, yes. And any alternative pseudo-energy high-caffine, high sugar
accelerant-packed consumable should also go through the appropriate tests and
have the appropriate heart/pregnancy/scizophrenia/alcohol warnings applied to
them.
It's Redbull+alcohol that we are picking on here, because it's the combination
that is worse, and it's the combination that is being sold, and the
combination that is being marketed.
I don't have to be on the paranoia bandwagon to point out that independant
scientific tests have been made and the medical experts in several counties
agree there is a case to argue.
I say The Corporate is behaving unethically by ignoring these warnings.
The consumers free choice only exists after the information is made
available.
.dan.