Children taking energy drinks at risk of cardiovascular, mental health challenges – Expert
According to him, “It can affect their mental health because energy drink contains caffeine, which has the tendency to keep them awake, and also turn them into dependents.
Dr. Surajudeen further said energy drinks can also turn adults into addicts, and that they can as well suffer from heart disorders. Meanwhile, a recent research has found a link between energy drinks and the likelihood of experiencing severe heart-related health risks, nervous system disorders, liver and kidney problems.
Around 45 per cent experienced side effects to their cardiovascular system, including cardiac arrhythmia and arterial hypertension – high blood pressure that affects the arteries in the lungs and the right side of the heart, reports The Sun.
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