… In recent years, the consumption of energy drinks by young adults and athletes has risen …
effects of acute or chronic abuse of energy drinks on human health. The analysis shows a …

… We demonstrated that there was no correlation between the body mass index (BMI) and the
frequency of energy drinks consumption (Figs. 1-4) in the main consumer groups (aged 18-…

… Unlike sports drinks, however, energy drinks are not necessarily designed to replace fluid
loss from physical activity (Table 2).Despite this, energy drinks remain widely popular for the …

… effects and safety aspects regarding the consumption of energy drink (ED). … these drinks as
“Energy Drinks” because it gives the impression that these should be consumed to get energy…

… The consumption of caffeinated beverages, the so-called energy drinks (Edks), has increased
significantly in past decades, 1 with a growing market that is estimated to reach $61 billion …

… The presence of guarana and caffeine in the energy drinks causes lipogenesis in human
body which indicates formation of fat in the body (Rush et al., 2006). Excess fat in the …

… serving are commonly present in energy drinks such as Cocaine, … energy drinks. Commonly
reported adverse effects seen with caffeine in the quantities present in most energy drinks …

… The effects of energy drinks are mainly attributed due to caffeine and is the best-studied
ingredient [18]. Energy drinks also differ from sports drinks in that sports drinks do not contain …

… The known and unknown pharmacology of agents included in such drinks, … energy drink
use. In the short-term, pediatricians need to be aware of the possible effects of energy drinks in …

… We will determine the effects by analyzing the ingredients found in most energy drinks. If
we find that energy drinks are safe for consumption, then our goal is to compare Red Bull and …