Caffeine Overdose Warnings: Energy Drinks and Children
Caffeine Risks Associated with Energy Drinks
US news reports a troubling trend: children are increasingly chugging energy drinks. This rise has led to a 20% increase in calls to poison control centers regarding caffeine overdoses. The FDA is now taking a closer look at the regulations surrounding these beverages.
Signs of Possible Caffeine Overdose
- Increased heart rate
- Heart palpitations
- Heightened blood pressure
- Anxiousness
- Rapid breathing
These symptoms can indicate dangerous levels of caffeine in the body, particularly in children. Armed with knowledge, parents can better protect their children from potential harm.
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