Children under eight should avoid drinking slushies, doctors warn
- Children under eight should avoid slush ice drinks containing glycerol, as advised by researchers and the Food Standards Agency .
- A study revealed symptoms of glycerol intoxication syndrome in 21 children who were ill after consuming slushies, confirming symptoms like decreased consciousness and low blood sugar.
- The Food Standards Agency advises children under four to avoid slushies with glycerol and limits consumption for those aged five to ten years.
- Researchers recommend that clear public health messaging must inform parents about the dangers of slushies containing glycerol for young children, especially those under eight.
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