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The Journal of School Nursing, 2010
A new hazard for adolescents is the negative health effects of energy drink consumption. Adolescents are consuming these types of drinks at an alarming amount and rate. Specific effects that have been reported by adolescents include jitteriness, nervousness, dizziness, the inability to focus, difficulty concentrating, gastrointestinal upset, and ...
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A new hazard for adolescents is the negative health effects of energy drink consumption. Adolescents are consuming these types of drinks at an alarming amount and rate. Specific effects that have been reported by adolescents include jitteriness, nervousness, dizziness, the inability to focus, difficulty concentrating, gastrointestinal upset, and ...
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Diuretic potential of energy drinks
Amino Acids, 2006Recent literature suggests that both caffeine and taurine can induce diuresis and natriuresis in rat and man. Although they act via different cellular mechanisms, their diuretic actions might be additive. This is of considerable interest, as several commercially available energy drinks contain both substances.
A, Riesenhuber +3 more
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Energy drinks: What is all the hype? The dangers of energy drink consumption
Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners, 2012AbstractPurpose: To describe the adverse effects associated with energy drink consumption among adolescents and young adults.Data sources: Review of literature utilizing Medscape, the Internet, MD Consult, and CINAHL. The following search terms were used: Energy drinks, caffeine, guarana, taurine, ginseng, sugar, and caffeine toxicity.
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Energy drinks, hypertension and stroke
BMJ Case ReportsA man in his 50s, normally fit and well, had an ischaemic thalamic stroke confirmed on MRI, manifesting with left-sided weakness, numbness and ataxia. Admission BP was 254/150 mm Hg. All tests for secondary hypertension were normal. After 72 hours as an inpatient, starting antihypertensives reduced the systolic BP to 170 mm Hg; however, after discharge,
Martha, Coyle, Sunil, Munshi
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Energy drink and energy shot use in the military
Nutrition Reviews, 2014Use of energy drinks and energy shots among military personnel is controversial. High amounts of caffeine (the primary active ingredient in these products) may impact performance of military duties. The impact of caffeine overconsumption and potential subsequent side effects that might be experienced by service members with unique roles and ...
Mark B, Stephens +4 more
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Consumption of Energy Drinks, Alcohol, and Alcohol-Mixed Energy Drinks Among Italian Adolescents
Alcoholism: Clinical and Experimental Research, 2014It has been argued that the excessive consumption of energy drinks (EDs) may have serious health consequences, and that may serve as an indicator for substance use and other risky behaviors. The present paper offers a perspective on this topic that remains underexplored on the population of adolescents.Data were collected via self-administered ...
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Energy drinks in healthcare personnel
British Dental JournalSir, we would like to contribute to the discussion prompted by S. Watt et al. on the consumption of sports and energy drinks (EDs) and the potential impact on general and dental health ...
Farinetti, A, Mattioli, A V
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Strength & Conditioning Journal, 2010
SUMMARY: RECENT RESEARCH HAS INDICATED THAT ENERGY DRINKS ARE THE MOST POPULAR SUPPLEMENT BESIDES MULTIVITAMINS IN THE AMERICAN ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT POPULATION. MORE THAN 30% OF ALL AMERICAN MALE AND FEMALE ADOLESCENTS USE THESE SUPPLEMENTS ON A REGULAR BASIS.
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SUMMARY: RECENT RESEARCH HAS INDICATED THAT ENERGY DRINKS ARE THE MOST POPULAR SUPPLEMENT BESIDES MULTIVITAMINS IN THE AMERICAN ADOLESCENT AND YOUNG ADULT POPULATION. MORE THAN 30% OF ALL AMERICAN MALE AND FEMALE ADOLESCENTS USE THESE SUPPLEMENTS ON A REGULAR BASIS.
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Energy drinks: nonalcoholic drinks or potential danger?
2004Rad govori o energetskim napitcima, jesu li rizik ili samo bezalkoholni napitci.
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Journal of Clinical Nutrition & Dietetics, 2016
Nutritionists and health care professionals strive for preserving the health of the public by following the guidelines of healthy dietary patterns and being engaged into a regular physical activity routine. Dietary guidelines stress the notion that all required nutrients for the body ought to be provided by a variety of nutritious food items, while ...
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Nutritionists and health care professionals strive for preserving the health of the public by following the guidelines of healthy dietary patterns and being engaged into a regular physical activity routine. Dietary guidelines stress the notion that all required nutrients for the body ought to be provided by a variety of nutritious food items, while ...
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