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 Study: Red Bull Cola Gives You ... CocainePosted on May 26, 2009
Turns out that Red Bull Cola gives you more than just “wings,” according to scientists at The Health Institute in Germany’s North Rhine Westphalia who recently discovered that the fizzy drink contains small amounts of cocaine—very, very small amounts, in fact, but enough to cause a handful of German states to ban the beverage.
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By Jim, May 28 at 12:49 am #
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Dave Chapelle was prescient:
“Red Balls! It’s cocaine in a can, baby!”
Report thisBy espaz, May 27 at 9:43 pm #
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bla bla bla ..so many wasted letters from the alphabet. yet another non issue. frankly, i myself have never tried a red bull or any other so called energy drink….however, i understand the importance of filler articles.
Report thiscarry on folks….
By Joe, May 27 at 7:39 pm #
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Coca Cola still uses coca to “flavor” their drinks as well.
http://www.uic.edu/classes/osci/osci590/9_3 The Legal Importation of Coca Leaf.htm
Report thisBy Fadel Abdallah, May 27 at 11:45 am #
I believe that this piece of news is the best free advertisement any product ever had. Watch for this piece of news spreading through the word of mouth, and you will have Red Bull Cola posting record sales and profits. Even if the physical high given by this drink is insignificant, the psychological high of its consumers will be beyond measure at a time when large numbers of people will continue to seek an artificial high from the pains of modern times!
Even I, though never sought escapism in artificial stimulants, I am feeling a curiosity to try the Red Bull Cola and see what it does to me as one who was born under the Zodiac Sign of the Bull!
Report thisBy Han, May 27 at 8:19 am #
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Coca has been used for ages by the indiginous people of south america, and there is nothing wrong with the use of the plant like that. Substracting cocaine from the plant and selling it for profit is evil, but using extracts from the plant in a beverage should be allowed.
Report thisBy cyrena, May 27 at 12:43 am #
The original Coca-Cola had more than trace amounts of the real thing. Not sure why it matters, since one would have to drink a hell of a lot of coca-cola to get high. The rest of the ingredients would kill a person before they had enough of the coca to light ‘em up.
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