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‘I feel sick every day’: Oregon woman switched to Alani energy drinks. So why d…
A self-proclaimed ‘avid energy drink drinker’ has some questions about Alani after she switched to the cult-followed energy drink.
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Alani Energy Drinks Spark Health Concerns on Social Media: Users Report Sickness and Fatigue
A recent TikTok video has sparked a conversation among energy drink consumers, as user Ashley Horning shared her concerning experience with Alani energy drinks. Horning, who previously favored White Monster, switched to Alani, believing it to be a healthier option. However, she reports feeling 'off,' 'sick every day,' and 'more tired' since making the change a month ago. Her video, which asks, 'Anyone else?', quickly garnered numerous comments from other users sharing similar negative reactions. One user stated, 'I drank an Alani one time and was nauseous for hours afterwards. I haven't had one since.' Another commented on potential ingredients, saying, 'Also I should state they have a toxic amount of synthetic B6. Look up B6 toxicity it’s more common than people think.' Some comments also speculated about corporate changes, with one user noting, 'I’ve been drinking alanis for over 5 years, I’ve had no issues until the last few months where I feel tired after drinking one. Someone told me it had something to do with Celsius buying them out & honestly… that might be it.' The discussion highlights a growing concern among consumers regarding the health impacts of popular energy drinks, prompting many to question the safety and long-term effects of such beverages.
