While excessive heat threatens public health, experts are increasingly more concerned about a drink that may affect kids.
While excessive heat threatens public health, experts are increasingly more concerned about a drink that may push young people over the edge.– It’s an energy drink that’s extremely popular among young people. Although, the can warns against people under 18 years old drinking the beverage.One doctor says both could be harmful.
“Caffeine by itself is generally not considered dangerous for adults. But when you mix it with these other stimulants, especially in high levels... we believe that those are what the body is not used to and is upsetting the body’s systems,” Dr. Higgins said.
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