Energy Drinks and Minors: The "Quick Energy" that Hides Real Dangers - What Pediatricians Say
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This particular study was not nationally representative, but it shows that the phenomenon has a long presence in Greek teenage daily life. The post Energy drinks and minors: The “quick energy” that hides real dangers – What pediatricians say appeared first on in.gr.
Pediatricians warn about caffeine, sleep, heart rate, and the dangerous combination of energy drinks with alcohol.
Discover more articles in search results Add in.gr to Google Energy drinks have gone from advertising and store shelves to the everyday lives of children and adolescents. However, they are not just soft drinks or sports drinks. They contain stimulants – mainly caffeine – and often significant amounts of sugar, taurine and guarana, the …
Pediatricians warn of increased student consumption and dangerous mixing with alcohol
The Association of Independent Pediatricians points out multiple risks regarding the consumption of energy drinks by minors.
Energy drinks have moved from advertising and store shelves to the everyday lives of children and adolescents. However, they are not just soft drinks or sports drinks. They contain stimulants – mainly caffeine – and often significant amounts of
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