Calorie-burning soft drink?

3-06-2006 @2:45PM BJ said... To "Finished Law School"
You obviously have a serious problem to make you attack people who struggle with weight issues. I think a little self-examination is in order. You should ask yourself, "Why am I a jerk?" or "Why do I feel the need to be mean and hateful to others?" or "Why don't I have any friends?" The answer to these questions may help you improve your obvious lack of personality.
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3-06-2006 @2:59PM cathy said... The big market for this product will probably be Stupid Skinny People who think they are fat!! Stick that in your pipe and smoke it law boy. Face it ..There is no "quick fix" for losing weight and keeping it off. What concerns me is what else is in this drink that increases metabolism besides caffeine. Many metabolism boosting ingredients can be dangerous for people with high blood pressure or heart problems.
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3-25-2006 @2:07AM Jeff said... I think this is great. Previous comments called this a hoax, but if they researched it a little then they would realize that it raises your metabolism by more than 12% for three hours. My body burns about 2000 calories a day due, because muscle is always burning calories. If i drank a celsius once every 3 hours i would end the day with and extra 240 calories burnt. It is obviously a breakthrough in technology and why people dont accept that, I dont know.
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3-25-2006 @2:14AM Jeff said... It is not a quick fix for obesity, no doubt about it, but it is good for someone trying to lose weight very slightly. It is no where near a miracle, and is still a very impressive product.
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3-25-2006 @9:30PM Sofian Daud said... Hi...I'm interested to try Celcius, Could anyone can give more information about Celcius company, web-sites, "customer-service" email would be great, thanks
Best regard
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4-22-2006 @12:22AM mawmaw said... Where can I find this product in Northern Ky.?
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4-23-2006 @3:48PM Jo said... I am hoping someone whom has actually used Celcius will respond. I have a friend who is very dedicated to losing weight through diet and exercise. She is currently training for a half marathon. She tends to exercise excessively and eats less than what ww recommends. Her weight loss does not always show on the scale although she looks great. (I know that muscle weighs more than fat.) I'm wondering if someone who has used the product would think that a higher calorie burn would result if she were to drink a bottle of Celcius before she runs and if so, how long before her run.
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11-30-2006 @3:10PM Keith Kibler said... Okay now people, the fact that "finished law school" did in fact finished law school did not make him the way he appeared in his post. He was that way AND has finished law school.
Many people do have reasons, medical and especially medical and medicine related reasons for weight problems.
I have to continually watch my weight and probably excercise more than most. I am 49 years old, currently 10 lbs over what I want to weigh and have weighed as much as 25 lbs more than I weigh now. All on a 5'8 1/2 frame.
O yeah I have also during this time been a nationly ranked amature iron man triathlete. Also am a long distance road biker and endurance horse back rider. Not saying any of this because of wanting to toot my horn but just to say that weight gain can happen to anyone. My problem,at least in major part is related to the medicine I take as a result of long time asthma problems. Steroids can really be harmful to your hormonal system.
How about the drink? Has anyone used it for a long time and been able to also cut out some food at the same time without a drop in energy? That may be its best use.
btw, not all lawyers are jerks, I am not and finished law school before"finished law school was born.
Keith in ILL
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4-06-2007 @5:48PM victor bunch said... hear about the old man on his death bed, he called for his lawyer and his dr. one sit on each side of his bed, the lawyer said to the old man i understand why you wanted your dr. but why me, the old man replied i just wanted to know how jesus felt dieing between two thieves.
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5-17-2007 @8:05PM Tesla said... I think that Celsius is missed understood. I think they have got off the wrong foot on their marketing and to many people missed the point.

I personally like the drink but not on the fact that they say it burns calories. If it does then it is an added bonus for me.

I basically purchase this drink on the energy side of the spectrum. Mainly because I was seeking a drink that I can stand the taste of and enjoy the kick of energy that I had always seek in Monster drinks and other energy drinks. The only problem is I am tired of the vitamin/citrus flavor I would taste in other drinks but it became an exception to get the energy kick.

Celsius has a unique flavor then any other energy drinks out there. It doesn't have that vitamin taste and they have flavors besides some basic citrus flavor. The flavor wasn't sacrificed with the Vitamin B's and C it has in it. You can't even taste the green tea. Cola taste like cola, orange taste like orange, wild berry has a hint of rasberry flavor, lemon/lime is lemon lime and ginger-ale is unique.

I would rank this drink as my number one energy drink.

AS for burning calories? Sure it does. Drink it for the energy and get out there and start walking. The only magic this liquid does have is energy.

The great thing about Celsius is that it broke the mode for flavors.

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