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Energy drink - this is the key of our success :)

Why energy drinks could harm your relation and health

We had some time to reflect on the past weekend. We've spent the last four days on our way to the conference so we decided that the time was right to start the new year off by writing a blog. As much of a pain as it felt to come out of one session at a festival and come back to our hotel room after a night in a conference room, writing about the day was not a bad idea. We also got a chance to meet the lovely people that made the trip. One evening, we sat around the table and discussed the day at length.

One thing we were determined not to miss was the opportunity to share our story with other people. We ended up writing about the conference in three different ways. We shared our journey of being in love with our company, the challenges faced at the conference, and what we're going to do in the next twelve months to try and make it happen.

We told tales from our time in the conference. We wrote stories about the different ways we have come to appreciate our company, the things we love about being a part of the culture and the ways things change. We had plenty to talk about, and while we didn't want to spend too much time on the actual conference, they're all worth a read. I hope you enjoy them all. We're now looking for a writer to fill up the blog on a daily basis from now until October.

Is it true that engery drink could cause cancer ?

The American Cancer Society announced Wednesday morning that the national annual celebration is to be renamed the National Cancer Symposium in honor of Dr. Margaret Sanger and to recognize "the role played by women and young girls" in its cause. "In the past year we have seen the number of people diagnosed with cancer rise, but we have also lost more than 6,000 women to this devastating disease, and thousands more remain at risk," Dr. Thomas M. Frieden, director of the National Cancer Institute, said in a statement.

"We have some new research on the table in this area.

It is far too early to conclude at this point, but it seems there is a link between over-consumption of energy drinks and increased cancer rates.
Of course, perhaps this relationship is not cause-and-effect, and the consumption of energy is associated, for example, with exhausting work, which is the direct cause of the weakening of the body "
We will continue to look at this issue

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