Should energy drinks be treated like drugs? For many years energy drinks was helping athletes with energy and college students before a big test but the question remains whether energy drinks must be treated like drugs?
The energy drink business is booming the sales in the US have had more than $10 billion about 6 billion energy drinks were consumed nationwide in 2010, that means that 31% of teenagers drink them regularly. But the popularity of the energy drinks is leading to serious health consequences. A survey that was taken by the government to see how many people goes to the emergency room because of energy drinks has doubled in the last four years. It's no secret how energy drinks work: caffeine. Just 2 ounces of popular brand contains
The energy drink business is booming the sales in the US have had more than $10 billion about 6 billion energy drinks were consumed nationwide in 2010, that means that 31% of teenagers drink them regularly. But the popularity of the energy drinks is leading to serious health consequences. A survey that was taken by the government to see how many people goes to the emergency room because of energy drinks has doubled in the last four years. It's no secret how energy drinks work: caffeine. Just 2 ounces of popular brand contains