The Kind of 'Food' I Have Been Waiting For


"Coca-Cola and Nestle are getting together to introduce a new beverage "proven to burn calories". Enviga will be in the U.S. Northeast in November, nationwide in January 2007. How does it burn calories? With green tea extracts, calcium, and caffeine. No word on how many milligrams caffeine per can. " from Slashdot

Who cares what it tastes like, this stuff will FLY off the shelves. I will try to pre-order a couple cases !

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Carol said…
From what I read, you will burn more calories loading your car with the cases of it you will need to lose weight than you will by drinking it. I DO find that a can of sugar free Red Bull helps me walk longer - but it's probably all the placebo effect. However, when I was about 12 years old, I was kicked out of the hypnotizing trick at the fair because I was the only one who could let go of the rope, so maybe I'm not so susceptible to placebos! I swear, my Aunt Nancy was right beside me, and she could not let go. People were clucking like chickens and yelling "Get your hot dogs!" and other strange things, and I was sitting humbly in my seat, wishing I could have experienced the magic!
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