I’ve personally never tasted a Celsius energy drink, but I do have friends who swear by them.

But are they good for you?

According to a TikTokker named Alexis, the answer is no…for her, at least.

Alexis told viewers, “I talked to someone else today about Celsius. She was like, ‘Girl do you drink these? Like, I love them. I cannot go a day without them.’”

Alexis answered, “Yeah, I used to drink them every single day until I lost about 30 pounds. It literally ate my body fat. I’ll never drink them again.”

She continued, “Now I’m under 100 pounds and I cannot gain weight. So, yeah, girl. I stopped drinking ‘em before I flew away.”

Alexis told viewers, “Other than that, if you like Celsius, keep drinking them. I liked them but I am too skinny and I can’t.”

Here’s the video.

@keepingupwith.alexis

i miss them.. so yall better enjoy them #celsius

♬ original sound – keepingupwith.lex

Alexis posted a follow-up video and said that she used to weigh about 115 pounds, exercised twice a week, and ate well.

After drinking Celsius regularly for eight months, she weighed only 94 pounds.

@keepingupwith.alexis

Replying to @user5260219824579 8 months apart / drinking Celsius everyday / going to the gym (maybe twice a week) / my diet is pretty normal.. ( I can make another vid on that) I weighed about 115 and now I’m 94 , MY fitness goal was not toooo lose weight but gain MUSCLE. The only reason I stopped is because that’s the only thing I’ve changed about my daily routine (food / drink) ** I noticed the weight in my face go first ** It made sense tooo me.. maybe I’m wrong.. just my opinion 🤷

♬ SHE IS THE MOMENT – haley

Now let’s see what folks had to say about this.

This person chimed in.

Another individual shared their thoughts.

And this TikTok user had a bad experience with this stuff.

I don’t think those are good for you…

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