WTF Paxton!? Isn’t there a bunch of deepstate, treasonous, LBJ and bush remnants here in Texas you could be focusing on at a time like this?? I supported you and now your starting to embarrass me 🤦♂️
Alani Nu is a popular low-calorie caffeine energy drink that is marketed toward young adults. Each 12-ounce can contains 200 milligrams of caffeine, an amount that medical professionals consider dangerous for children and adolescents.
Despite this risk, the brand uses colorful packaging, playful design elements, and youth-oriented branding strategies that appeal directly to younger consumers.
This approach has raised serious questions about whether the company is deliberately marketing a potentially harmful product to an at-risk population.
NIH strongly advises against energy drink consumption by children and teens due to documented risks that include elevated heart rate, heart palpitations, high blood pressure, anxiety, and dehydration.
Nevertheless, Alani Nu’s packaging typically lists only the caffeine amount and provides no additional warnings related to age restrictions or potential heart-health risks., according to the AG.
WTF Paxton!? Isn’t there a bunch of deepstate, treasonous, LBJ and bush remnants here in Texas you could be focusing on at a time like this?? I supported you and now your starting to embarrass me 🤦♂️
WAKE THE F UP! Make a difference
That's not MAHA, that's nanny-statism.
Its the same amount of caffeine as 2 cups of coffee.
Do they have nothing better to do? What about the islamization?
Paxton should be going after the islamization that is happening instead of this crap I totally agree with you.
Seems kind of... Wasteful
https://nitter.net/BreannaMorello/status/2062561370634084797#m
Just require age restrictions for kids under 18. It's that easy.
Yeah 200mg per 12 oz is dangerously high for any person.
I live in canada and this celcius can here says 140mg. So its further spiked in the US.
Kai and Barron both own energy drink companies, this is odd.
I'm an adult.
Bring back Jolt cola. All the sugar and twice the caffeine.
Alani Nu is a popular low-calorie caffeine energy drink that is marketed toward young adults. Each 12-ounce can contains 200 milligrams of caffeine, an amount that medical professionals consider dangerous for children and adolescents.
Despite this risk, the brand uses colorful packaging, playful design elements, and youth-oriented branding strategies that appeal directly to younger consumers.
This approach has raised serious questions about whether the company is deliberately marketing a potentially harmful product to an at-risk population.
NIH strongly advises against energy drink consumption by children and teens due to documented risks that include elevated heart rate, heart palpitations, high blood pressure, anxiety, and dehydration.
Nevertheless, Alani Nu’s packaging typically lists only the caffeine amount and provides no additional warnings related to age restrictions or potential heart-health risks., according to the AG.