Energy Drinks?

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This is one of the areas that may get overlooked by many thirsty people who just need to drink something. The question is why do they ignore the amount of sugar in each soda container? This is mainly due to the fact that it is hidden from them, while warning labels should be made mandatory. It is the right of all consumers to know what they are putting in their stomachs and the health risks associated with this type of drink.

Because sugar produces a "high", many are not shy about knowing it, while others go with the flow. Energy drinks are becoming increasingly popular, as many young people use them instead of alcohol to get their "dose". Unfortunately, some will die from their consumption while containing about 20 tablespoons of sugar in addition.

The body cannot handle a massive influx of this substance. It's not just sugar, but it's the fault, because these drinks are loaded with caffeine. A large container will hold the equivalent of up to 4 cups of coffee, approximately 375 mg of it. It is far beyond what the body would normally expect to handle.

A full-size bottle of the most popular soda contains about 16 to 17 tablespoons of sugar, and parents are often seen giving young children, some just young children.

The problem is that there is no warning label on any of the substances in these drinks. We know that young people die suddenly after consuming energy drinks, but the fact is that the money speaks. The companies that make these products will continue to hide the facts about their products unless public demand is informed.

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