Teens craving that jolt of energy existing in energy drinks can
harm their hearts and can lead to their death.
Recently, a group of expert doctors and researchers sent a
letter to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advising that an action plan
be introduced to safeguard adolescents and children from the possible risks of
high caffeine consumption.
“There is evidence in the published scientific literature
that the caffeine levels in energy drinks pose serious potential health risks,”
researchers stated.
With children and adolescents, meticulous attention should
be applied when selecting a beverage to prevent excessive sugar and caloric
intake that may encourage dental erosion and obesity.
Read more about the harmful effects of energy drinks on kids: Energy Drinks, Are They Harmful for Our Kids
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