Taurine also appears to be the impetus behind the ongoing rumor that claims energy drinks contain bull semen, which was debunked (thank God) by Snopes : The composition of that substances name taur being a Greek/Latin root for bull, and the -ine suffix denoting something derived from the preceding root suggests to the casual observer that taurine is something made or excreted by a bull, possibly something like bull urine. 7) Sodium Citrate: Sodium citrate is the sodium salt of citric acid
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