Kids who frequently consume caffeine-laden energy drinks are at a greater risk of suffering from heart palpitations, seizures and other problems, a new study revealed
Keep Kids Away from Energy Drinks
A new report published by the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that children do not need to drink most of the energy drinks currently being marketed
A new report published by the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests that children do not need to drink most of the energy drinks currently being marketed
Steven Marcus, the executive and medical director of NPIES, emphasizes that teens and young adults are inherently risk takers. And those who are physically active face extra risk this time of year.
Ruck also explained that, in addition to large amounts of caffeine, most energy drinks contain sweeteners, vitamins and maybe herbal products, some of which may hold hidden risks for certain individuals.
Caffeinated Energy Drinks Must Carry Health Risk Warnings, Say Scientists
Johns Hopkins scientists are calling for prominent warning labels on a slew of caffeinated energy drinks to inform consumers about caffeine doses and their potential health risks.
Johns Hopkins scientists are calling for prominent warning labels on a slew of caffeinated energy drinks to inform consumers about caffeine doses and their potential health risks.
Explosion In Consumption Of Caffeinated Energy Drinks Triggers FDA Notice
The US Food and Drug Administration's notice to manufacturers of caffeinated alcoholic beverages comes in the backdrop of an exponential explosion in the consumption of energy drinks.
The US Food and Drug Administration's notice to manufacturers of caffeinated alcoholic beverages comes in the backdrop of an exponential explosion in the consumption of energy drinks.
