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Energy drinks claim to provide energy but can have both positive and negative health effects. Positively, they contain ingredients like guarana and caffeine that can increase energy levels and mental alertness. However, they also have several negative short and long term effects. In the short term, they can increase heart rate, blood pressure, and prevent sleep. Long term, they are linked to cardiovascular issues like heart attacks and strokes due to elevated blood pressure over time. Prolonged consumption can also lead to addiction, insomnia, and risky behaviors when mixed with alcohol.
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Energy drinks originated in Japan in the 1960s as medicinal tonics containing caffeine and vitamins. They grew in popularity throughout Asia in the 1980s and were later introduced to Western markets. Popular brands like Red Bull and Monster contain large amounts of caffeine, around 120mg per 12oz serving. While caffeine provides temporary energy, excessive consumption can cause health issues like increased blood pressure, anxiety, and dehydration. Teenagers and young adults are the primary consumers of energy drinks, despite warnings that children should avoid them. Mixing energy drinks with alcohol or drugs is especially dangerous and has even led to deaths in some cases. In conclusion, people should be aware of the potential health risks of energy drinks due to their high caffeine content
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- 1. Energy Drinks Health Effects Prepared by Natiq kareem Higher Diploma student - toxicology Branch College of pharmacy-university of Baghdad 2020-2021
- 2. BACKGROUND INFORMATION Energy drinks are drinks that claim to provide energy for your body to complete everyday activities much quicker. • These drinks usually contain high levels of sugar, caffeine, and many other ingredients that are not necessarily beneficial to your health. · Energy drinks are a group of beverages used by consumers to provide an extra boost in energy, promote wakefulness, maintain alertness, and provide cognitive and mood enhancement.
- 3. POSITIVE HEALTH EFFECTS Energy drinks contain an ingredient called Guarana. Guarana has been scientifically proven to increase energy in the human body. Caffeine is also in energy drinks, which increases appetite suppression. Caffeine has also been proven to effectively treat migraine headaches and Increased mental alertness and concentration.
- 4. NEGATIVE SHORT TERM HEALTH EFFECTS There are many negative short term health effects. Energy drinks' stimulating properties have been known to increase heart rate and increase blood pressure. Energy drinks can also dehydrate the body and prevent you from getting enough sleep.
- 5. NEGATIVE SHORT TERM HEALTH EFFECTS Energy drinks should not be used while exercising as the combination of fluid loss from sweating and the diuretic activity of the caffeine can leave someone severely dehydrated. The caffeine can lead to jitters, being nervous, having an upset stomach, and having difficulty concentrating if too much is consumed. Energy drinks can also lead to you having diarrhea.
- 6. NEGATIVE LONG TERM HEALTH EFFECTS Overtime, many things tend to happen due to energy drinks. Cardiovascular effects - Since energy drinks overtime elevate blood pressure, after a while the arteries tend to get clogged After the arteries get clogged, they harden and end up putting you at risk at heart attacks
- 7. NEGATIVE LONG TERM HEALTH EFFECTS The hardened arteries can also lead to higher chance at having a stroke. Osteoporosis when the bones become more brittle and This happens after a while from drinking energy drinks, because the caffeine promotes the calcium excretion and This makes your bones weaker.
- 8. NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH EFFECTS After a while, you will become addicted to energy drinks. • You will not become addicted to the drink itself, but instead the caffeine inside of the energy drinks. A study has shown that energy drinks can help induce insomnia. Insomnia is a mental disorder that stops you from going to sleep.
- 9. NEGATIVE PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH EFFECTS In a study of college students, 67% of the students have been prevented from falling asleep due to energy drinks. A study showed that consuming energy drinks mixed with alcohol increases the likelihood of you making bad decisions.
- 10. INTERESTING FACTS Most energy drinks contain significantly less caffeine than a similarly- sized coffeehouse coffee. Energy drink products first appeared in Europe and Asia in the 1970 Energy drinks are a growing category they remain accounting for just under 2 percent of the total U.S. non-alcoholic beverages market
- 11. INTERESTING FACTS Many of the common ingredients found in energy drinks occur naturally in other foods that we enjoy regularly such as seafood, poultry and grains, as well as plants. A 16 fluid ounce energy drink typically contains between 160 and 240 milligrams of caffeine, while the same size coffeehouse coffee contains around 300 to 330 milligrams.