The war changed the rhythm of life of every Ukrainian. On the one hand – constant stress, additional work, long journeys, blackouts, on the other – the need to be collected, strong and efficient for the sake of joint work for victory. This leaves an imprint on the diet. That's why Rotary HUB volunteers use those products that help them stay in shape under any circumstances.

But it is much more important to be on the feet of the Ukrainian defenders around the clock. And to maintain vigor and concentration on the front line, we teach the Cossacks to drink an energy drink.

Energy should be understood as a medium-carbonated product in a convenient aluminum can. The specialty of the drink is not only in the thematic form of the can (camouflage, everything as it should be), but also in the composition: it contains caffeine, the amino acid taurine and important vitamins that participate in many cellular processes of energy production - B5, B6, B7, B12. The drink has a classic energy taste, a kind of balance between sweet and sour.

Also, unlike natural tonic drinks, energy tonics work faster, stronger and longer. And they are also convenient to transport and store.

Last week, under the watchful control of Volodymyr Bezymyanov - the coordinator of assistance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine - Rotary volunteers distributed a pallet of energy drinks. The soldiers of the 4th military units immediately replenished their energy reserves.

This action was implemented thanks to the Bidfood corporation, namely Remigiusz Kowalski - the director of the Polish office of Bidfood Farutex, as well as with the participation of the Portuguese Bidfood Portugal and the Dutch colleagues of Bidfood Nederland.

There is no depression in Ukraine - we are resisting Russian aggression!

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