Abusive alcohol use among adolescents is a dangerous behavior that can lead to injury, chronic alcohol use and abuse, and even death.
Energy Drinks can Trigger Sudden Deaths Even in Healthy Adolescents and Adults
Most adolescents (aged 10-19 years) and young adults consume energy drinks. Researchers say anything more than a can (250ml) a day is fatal for their hearts.
Most adolescents (aged 10-19 years) and young adults consume energy drinks. Researchers say anything more than a can (250ml) a day is fatal for their hearts.
Such teens are also found to develop a tendency not only for binge drinking, but also tend to fall prey to alcohol use disorder.
"Given that this is a sensitive issue, it’s possible that clinicians, parents, and educators might open dialogues about alcohol use with adolescents by starting the discussion on the topic of energy drinks," Edmond concluded.
Energy Drinks may Increase Risk of Cardiac Events in Young Adults
Energy drinks increase blood pressure in healthy young adults who don't consume caffeine regularly, reveal researchers.
Energy drinks increase blood pressure in healthy young adults who don't consume caffeine regularly, reveal researchers.
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'Hyperactivity' Boosted in School Kids Consuming Energy Drinks
Risk of hyperactivity and inattention symptoms are 66 percent more likely in middle-school children who consume highly sweetened energy drinks, found in a new study.
Risk of hyperactivity and inattention symptoms are 66 percent more likely in middle-school children who consume highly sweetened energy drinks, found in a new study.
Little or No Nutritional Benefit from Energy Drinks
Nutrient additions to novel beverages (vitamin waters, energy drinks, and novel juices) sold in Canadian supermarkets are not much beneficial to the consumer, reveals a new study.
Nutrient additions to novel beverages (vitamin waters, energy drinks, and novel juices) sold in Canadian supermarkets are not much beneficial to the consumer, reveals a new study.
