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...with only trace amounts of catalyst elements (but no sulfur). PET has the energy content of soft coal. ...At room temperature the molecules are frozen in place, but if enough heat energy is put back into them, they begin to move again, allowing crystals to [[nuc

...e=dc_recs_03_avoid_sugary_drinks Avoid Sugary Drinks. Limit Consumption of Energy-Dense Foods]'', American Institute for Cancer Research, retrieved 20 Feb 20 ...and drinks that promote weight gain, namely energy-dense foods and sugary drinks, (2) eating mostly foods of plant origin, (3) limiting intake of red meat a

...and [[succinyl CoA]], used by organisms mainly in the [[Krebs Cycle]] for energy production. ...', May 19, 2006, retrieved July 11, 2006</ref> (See also [[benzene in soft drinks]]).

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...s, contributing to their tart tastes, and can also be found in such energy drinks as [[Rockstar (drink)|Rockstar]] and [[Red Bull]].

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...butter tea is a very warming drink, providing lots of [[calories|caloric]] energy and is particularly suited to high altitudes. The butter also helps prevent ...stands ready with a silver or earthenware teapot. Custom demands that one drinks at least twice, but however much one has, the cup is always left full. To e

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..., calcium caseinate or milk protein. These are often found in energy bars, drinks, and packaged goods.

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