Is an Anti-Energy Drink a Good Idea?

There's Red Bulls, Rockstars and 5-hour Energy drinks if you need a quick kick. But there's also another beverage if you want the opposite effect. Marley's Mellow Mood, named after reggae phenomenon Bob Marley and made in partnership with the Marley family, is an anti-energy drink. And apparently, it's making kids sick.

Last month, some students from a middle school in Holmdel, New Jersey, got sick after buying Marley's Mellow Mood from their school cafeteria and drinking it. One student called it a "zombiefest" while others say they vomited and felt lethargic. The drink -- which contains valerian root, lemon balm, passion flower, hops and chamomile -- has since been removed from school cafeterias that were selling it. Do you think an anti-energy drink is a good idea? And if so, is a school an appropriate place to sell a drink that'll make you feel a bit too relaxed?

CBSNEWS.COM reports:
Marley's Mellow Mood, named after Bob Marley, was sold in a school cafeteria and allegedly made some students vomit and feel lethargic.