Energy Drinks can be Dangerous For Teenagers

September 26, 2008 on 1:31 am | In healthy energy drink, healthy energydrink | No Comments

These days, the desire for a quick fix is causing more problems than it is solving, and it is a good idea to look at drinking a healthy drink rather than one loaded with sugar (which doesn’t give lasting energy). While it might look like we have quick answers to our problems, they are often short-term solutions, which do nothing to fix the situation permanently. Sadly, one of the “quick fixes” that we are becoming increasingly addicted to and which seems to be the favorite of many people is the energy drink. Whether it is Red Bull or Power Horse, energy drinks give us the instant energy boost that we might need at that point in time.

But because of the abundance of these drinks, it is consistently available to teenagers and kids who can buy them for a few bucks each. Unfortunately, research has shown that kids who drink copious amounts of energy drinks are at a risk of exhibiting unruly behaviors and increased violence levels. According to the Journal of American College Health, “Miller and colleagues found that a collection of behaviors known as “toxic jock syndrome” was correlated with high consumption of energy drinks. Toxic jock syndrome includes symptoms such as substance abuse, unprotected sex and violence. With this research proven in different related studies, it is only natural to see that teenagers and frequent energy drink consumption is not a good combination.

So, if you have a teenage son or daughter, try as much as possible to dissuade them from drinking these drinks too frequently and instead teach them to live healthy lives by adopting healthy lifestyles.

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