Cheetah Power Surge
Cheetah Power Surge introduces what they call the best formula for greater mental acuity and energy, helping you to be at your best all of the time!
They use a “unique blend of Chinese ginseng, gingko biloba, and royal jelly” that supposedly improves energy while also improving memory and brain function.
They focus on a formula that supposedly has a stimulating effect without using any caffeine. We find that this energy drink makes relatively moderate claims, and they never suggest that Cheetah Power Surge promotes weight loss!
But what are the true attributes of Cheetah Power Surge?
The Good Things About Cheetah Power Surge
Cheetah Power Surge has for the most part caffeine free ingredients. It uses royal jelly, which is used by bees to provide the most basic source of nutrition for bee larvae. In humans, it has been said to promote better memory and brain function with anti-inflammatory and other health benefits.
They also have gingko biloba, which enhances memory and brain function. When taken in doses ranging from 40mg to 200mg, some claim that gingko biloba can prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.
And finally, they use Chinese ginseng. Chinese ginseng is one of the industry’s most powerful fat burners. And while they do not claim to promote weight loss, it has also been known for its ability to promote energy and greater feelings of wellbeing with powerful ginsenosides.
The Bad Things About Cheetah Power Surge
Cheetah Power Surge uses a formula that they claim is entirely caffeine free and “crash” free. But Chinese ginseng undermines that, representing one of the most potent forms of caffeine. They have enough to promote energy, and it can still cause side effects. So technically it fulfills their claims of promoting greater energy. But we would hope that products like this would also promote weight loss, considering the fact that caffeine can cause side effects, even in small amounts.
The Skinny
Cheetah Power Surge is nothing more than an energy drink, and they do not claim to be anything more than that. This product sells exclusively in Canada. So it is highly inaccessible to most consumers. But for those consumers who do want to buy it, it is relatively similar to many other energy drinks like Red Bull. And at $2 a can, it sells at a similar price.