We should pay attention to energy drink. Not only because of the huge amount of sugar they contain, but also, and especially, for caffeine of which are rich.
According to a Spanish study published in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology, He explains Daniele Guido Gessa knowing Daily, energy drinks "would cause arrhythmias and serious cardiovascular problems in adolescents, even those apparently healthy ".
The data from the study, continues Gessa are merciless: "The American statistics also report two thousand cases of hospitalizations of adolescents annually, young people after drinking these sodas find themselves struggling with arrhythmia, phobias, anxiety, gastrointestinal and neurological problems, palpitations and sweating ".
And what is worse is that they have been reported several times in cases of actual heart attack, "For that dangerous mix of substances that often hide energy drinks, as emphasized in Madrid ".
Because in addition to caffeine, on the label, These drinks often hide inside other caffeine, "In the form of other substances similar to its active ingredient contained in the coffee beans, as guaranine (that comes from the Brazilian guarana), or as other stimulants such as ginseng and taurine ".
So unsuspecting teenagers are found to consume "real" bombs "of energy readily available and more easily assimilated, often not at all discouraged by parents, parents and educators ".
And another problem, conclude Gessa, It is that "there are those consumers who are unaware they have prior heart disease. With extreme cases sometimes. In the scientific world also it is known as "syndrome of sudden arrhythmic death", which in fact it leads to death often without any inkling ".
Fonte:Fortesano.it
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