Examine your Body an Hour after Guzzling an Energy drink?

Red Bull gives you wings — but only for an hour.

Research on Red Bull

The energy drink will give you a high for a short period, but will take 12 hours to fully leave your system.

That’s according to a new graphic on how energy drinks affect the body. It comes in the wake of the now-viral infographics on how Coke and Diet Coke do harm within an hour.

The graphic, on a British shopping website Personalise.co.uk, does not mention Red Bull by name. But the site includes a photo of the can with the label scrubbed out.

Energy Drink For Every Personality: Which One Are You?

For some people, mornings are a struggle. The guy in your office who has stale coffee in a leaky paper cup every morning? Struggling. The woman whose eyes are closed at all meetings before noon? Struggling. The dude wearing one black shoe and one brown shoe? Struggling.

But you? You crush mornings. You're killin' the game before the game is even out of bed. And you drink SONIC's sparkling, antioxidant-filled energy drinks, obviously— because that's what people who do mornings right do.

 

The real question is, which SONIC energy drink are you?

You're a morning innovator. An experimenter. A magician. You were never one for the boring orange-juice-and-toast thing for breakfast. You throw crazy, colorful foods in your pancakes, and they always come out tasting like glory and looking like rainbows. Your most brilliant, innovative thoughts happen as the sun is rising. Your boss replies to most of your morning emails with one high-five emoji, two thumbs-up emoji, and three clinking-mugs emoji. You just got invited to happy hour, and it's not even 10 in the morning.