Skinny Gazelle™ is one of those products that's waaaaaay ahead of its time!  Most energy drinks just cram a bunch of sugar and caffeine into you and leave you feeling nervous and jittery until you crash hard a short time later. But Skinny Gazelle™ is completely different, and like no other energy drink out there. In fact, this energy drink has so many good benefits, it puts all the other energy drinks to shame!

First of all, Skinny Gazelle™ delivers the energy it promises. It provides up to 7 continuous hours of smooth, steady energy – without the jitters or the crash. And you'll feel mentally alert and highly focused the whole time. Even your mood will lift. On top of that, it has ingredients which help you burn fat faster and suppress your appetite like nothing you've ever experienced before! So not only will you feel like you can accomplish anything, you'll lose more weight, too!

Second of all, Skinny Gazelle™ does all the above while actually being healthy for you! It has NO sugar, NO carbs, NO carbonation, only 5 calories and minimal caffeine! What Skinny Gazelle™ does contain are 19 essential vitamins, minerals, herbs, amino acids, compounds and antioxidants that have been shown to promote general health and well-being as well as strengthen the immune system. And its Berry Blast flavor tastes good, too! An 8-pack of bottles (16 servings) is only $19.95, making Skinny Gazelle™ the healthiest, most effective AND most affordable energy drink of them all! 

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Life Force V contains 50 calories, 11mg of carbs, and 7g of sugar per bottle. While this is a vast improvement over some of the Energy Boosters we have reviewed, it's still nowhere near our first choice. Life Force V also contains 250mg of a caffeine/green tea/ginseng mixture. 

While Life Force V does contain some very valuable and healthy ingredients such as protein, vitamin A, vitamin E, folic acid, calcium, and potassium, it would benefit by having no calories and no sugar. Very few user reviews were available. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of Life Force V.

You may remember the original Tab soda from the 80's. Recently Coca Cola came out with a new and different version called Tab Energy, which tastes nothing like the original Tab. Although it only has 5 calories, Tab Energy provides 95mg of caffeine, along with Taurine, Ginseng, Carnitine, Guarana and a few B vitamins.  

Despite the large amount of caffeine and the Guarana, many users have stated that there was actually no noticeable energy gain from drinking it. The production has been significantly slowed down and it has become difficult to find. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of Tab Energy.

Unlike some of the larger canned energy drinks, 5 Hour Energy comes in a small 2-oz bottle. And it contains only 4 calories, but no information is available for its sugar, fat or carb content.  Although it has a few B Vitamins, 95% of the entire formula is a 1870mg "proprietary energy blend" of Taurine, Caffeine, Citicoline, Malic Acid and some other difficult-to-pronounce ingredients.  

While 5 Hour Energy claims to only have the amount of caffeine in one cup of coffee, users report an extreme jolt of energy which sometimes leads to jitters, nervousness, rapid heartbeat, and insomnia (classic symptoms of stimulant overload). 5 Hour Energy reportedly has an unpleasant yet bearable taste. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of 5 Hour Energy.

Red Bull is by far the most popular and most heavily advertised Energy Booster. Similar to most of the other energy drinks, Red Bull is loaded with 115 calories, 26g of sugar, 28g of carbs and 214mg of sodium. The "energy" comes from a combination of 80mg of caffeine with 1000mg of Taurine. Unfortunately, there have been no studies to show the effect on the body of long-term consumption of these substances. Some countries are even banning Red Bull until studies have been conducted to determine its health risks. 

So while the energy boost you get from Red Bull may be noticeable, it will set back your weight loss significantly. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of Red Bull. 

180 Energy is made by Anheuser Busch. Like most other energy drinks, 180 is more a soda than anything else, complete with carbonation and high fructose corn syrup. One can of 180 Energy contains 120 calories, 25mg of sodium, 33g of carbs and 30g of sugar. Not a good option for those of you who are trying to achieve weight loss.  

180 Energy also contains Caffeine and Guarana, but not many vitamins or healthful ingredients that can help increase energy. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of 180 Energy. 

Bawls Energy Drink is nothing more than a pumped up soda, full of carbonated water, corn syrup, citric acid, preservatives, artificial flavoring and coloring. Each bottle of Bawls Energy Drink also contains 120 calories, 35mg of sodium, 32g of carbs, and 32g of sugar. It is certainly far from the healthiest option, and therefore not an effective weight loss tool. 

It's "energy component" comes from a little added guarana, which is a small berry native to the Amazonian rain forests that contains three times the amount of caffeine as one coffee bean. The amount of guarana in each bottle presents a serious potential for side effects – jitters, nervousness, upset stomach, increased heart rate, and many more symptoms. Because of these dangers and the unhealthy carbs and sugar, WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of Bawls Energy Drink.

Rocket Shot Energy Shot comes in small, 1.8oz bottles. It contains a proprietary blend of B-vitamins, Taurine, Inosistol and caffeine. Even in that tiny bottle, Rocket Shot still provides 30 calories and 7g of sugar. Because of the small quantity in the bottle, several users have reported that the energetic feeling they get from Rocket Shot is short-lived. So if you end up consuming a number of them, the calories, sugar and caffeine can really start to add up.  

If you're looking for an Energy Booster that's going to help with your weight loss efforts, you're better off finding one that has no calories, no fat, no sugar, and no carbs. Because of the short-lived energy it provides, Weight LossGuide.com does not recommend Rocket Shot Energy Shot. 

Monster Energy Drink is not widely advertised in the mainstream media, but as a sponsor for several sporting events, it gained recognition first among the sports community. If you're using this energy drink to lose weight, forget it. Along with the 160mg of caffeine, it also packs on 200 calories and 54g of carbs as well as 180mg of sodium. A very unhealthy choice. 

Like many energy drinks, Monster contains some B vitamins along with carbonated water, sugar, salt, citric acid, Taurine, Ginseng and Guarana. Because of its high caffeine content, side effects from over consumption of Monster Energy Drink include elevated heart rate, irritability, insomnia, jitters, nervousness and diarrhea. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of Monster Energy Drink. 

Vault is a carbonated drink made by Coca Cola that is advertised as an "artificially flavored hybrid energy soda." And like a soda, it contains carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup and citric acid, along with some concentrated orange juice, potassium citrate and carob bean gum. It is packed with artificial flavors and sugar, making it an extremely unhealthy option. Additionally, one 20-ounce bottle contains 290 calories, 75mg of sodium, 78g of carbs and around 140mg of caffeine.  

However, its lack of nutritional value and excessive amounts of calories, sugar and caffeine make it entirely impractical. WeightLossGuide.com does not recommend the purchase of Vault Energy Drink.