Energy Drinks Can Pose a Dangerous Threat to Health

Energy Drinks Can Pose a Dangerous Threat to Health

Today there are an increasing number of people who are relying on energy drinks to keep them alert, fully-functioning and energetic. In the United States alone, energy drink sales are estimated to be somewhere around $9 billion, an increase of 440% over the past 10 years.

People use energy drinks for a variety of reasons, the most common being to increase overall energy and alertness, and to deal with the tired feeling associated with an insufficient amount of sleep.

But energy drinks do not provide you with lasting energy and can actually be quite dangerous. Fueled with high levels of refined sugar they provide you with a short amount of energy known as a “jolt”, but in just a few hours you’ll find that the energy is gone and you’re left with a “crash,” feeling lethargic and drowsy all over again. Over consumption of energy drinks can also lead to hypertension, heart palpitations, irritability, anxiety, headaches and insomnia. When mixed with alcohol, they can leave your body dehydrated and at an increased risk for cardiovascular problems.

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Gordon in NY

PS. This is a reminder for me of a tragic event that occurred this last year at Dr Quila's local Hospital Emergency Room.
A young man came in with a heart irregularity, I think he was in his early 20's. Despite all efforts to convert this heart rhythm he died.
Come to find out he had consumed a number of these energy drinks that AM. (I believe the # was 4) which had affected his heart making it impossible to correct his rhythm.

Tragic, didn't need to happen.