News Release September 27, 2012 ConsumerLab.com Reveals How Much Caffeine is in Energy Drinks -- Also Finds Some Drinks and Dietary Supplements Don't Contain Claimed Amounts of B Vitamins White Plains, New York September 27, 2012 Energy shots and drinks are promoted to keep you alert and energized, attributing their effects to special formulas often "packed with B vitamins and nutrients to make it last," as a commercial for 5-hour Energy proclaims
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What the Evidence Does NOT Show Because the marketing around these two compounds is expansive, it is worth stating explicitly what the published record does not establish: It does not show that BPC-157 or TB-500 heals tendons, ligaments, or muscle in humans