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"Thirty-three states are now investigating the makers of 5-Hour Energy for alleged false advertising, and two states \u2014 Oregon and Washington \u2014 have launched lawsuits against the company [via the Associated Press].  According to Oregon&amp;#039;s suit, all those ads that claim the energy drink is made from all-natural ingredients and doesn&amp;#039;t lead to any kind of energy crash after drinking it are totally false.  &amp;quot;Plain and simply, in Oregon you cannot promote a product as being effective if you don&amp;#039;t have sufficient evidence to back up your advertising claims,&amp;quot; said Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum.  Frankly, I hope their advertising claims are false. No beverage should give you that much energy. Over the past couple years, the FDA investigated 5-Hour Energy for possibly causing 13 deaths and dozens of hospitalizations. A spokeswoman for 5-Hour Energy said the company plans on defending itself against the false advertising claims, but it has so far refused to share any kind of evidence showing how, exactly, 5-Hour Energy works. TL;DR: Just stick to coffee. Follow Frank on Twitter.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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