Families would be better off pouring the contents of energy drinks down the sink rather than down the throats of their children, following concerns raised by medics and academics. A quick boost before a long school day or a wake-up call before a homework session would likely cause more harm than good, they suggest.
The latest global studies claim regular energy drink consumption could lead to an increased risk of substance use, violence, poor academic performance, sleep problems, as well as unhealthy dietary habits.
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