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Examples include sports drinks, soft drinks/sodas, energy drinks ... no- or low-calorie sweeteners, or artificial sweeteners," the guidelines note. Beverages with caffeine and other stimulants ...

The world is waking up. For decades, the energy drink industry has been built on a lie—artificial flavors, synthetic colors, ...

Examples include sports drinks, soft drinks/sodas, energy drinks ... no- or low-calorie sweeteners, or artificial sweeteners," the guidelines note. Beverages with caffeine and other stimulants ...

If you have a teenager, you’re likely familiar with Prime. It’s the high caffeine energy drink hocked by social media influencer, Logan Paul. It’s loaded with a whopping 200 milligrams ...

"Children under 13 should not really be having caffeine and that is a recommendation from the Ministry of Health," said ...

According to their guidelines, there is uncertainly about how much, if any, caffeine is safe for children. This means excluding everything from energy drinks, which contain as much as 300 ...

But there are also synthetic forms of caffeine that are added to certain foods and drinks, including energy drinks. “Caffeine has addictive properties,” says Jamie Alan, PhD, an associate ...