Beverage Has Same Effect as Cocaine?
Are Your Kids in Danger of Developing a Tic from TikTok?
Why Are Most People with Tic Disorders Female?
Add Folates to Your Diet to Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease?
The Dangers of Having Your Eyelid Glands Clogged by Makeup!
Is TikTok Influencing Tic Disorders?
Protect Your Eyesight by Not Applying Makeup Here!
Are Tics being Popularized amongst Teens on TikTok?
Why Homemade Alkaline Baby Formula Is Deadly for Babies
Meet Woman Who Shares She Developed Tics during the Pandemic
Are You Experiencing Dangerous Levels of Daily Stress?
Former NFL Player Lional “Jelly Roll” Dalton Is Now Helping Othe…
The Latest Superfood You Should Be Eating
A Dessert Chock-Full of the Superfood Sunflower Seeds!
How Former NFL Star Lional “Jelly Roll” Dalton Fought to Survive…
Do You Suddenly Feel Lost in Your Career and You’re Ready to Piv…
How Can Changes to Your Diet Help Prevent Cancer?
Why Are So Many People Quitting Their Jobs during the Pandemic?
Do You Have Job Burnout or Just Need a Vacation?
How to Take Control of Your Cancer Risk!
The following material contains mature subject matter. Viewer discretion is advised.
Sometimes an energy drink can be a good pick-me-up, but a new study suggests that when the popular beverages are mixed with alcohol it can having serious effects on the adolescent brain.
The Doctors look into a study from Purdue University which found that when the highly caffeinated beverages are mixed with alcohol, it has a similar effect on the adolescent brain as cocaine. ER physician Dr. Travis Stork notes the troubling statistic that hospitalizations as a result of energy drinks doubled from 2007 to 2011.
Watch: Man Gets Hepatitis from Energy Drinks?
Psychologist & sex therapist Dr. Chris Donaghue notes that so many of us are over-worked and under-slept and says we all need to take care of ourselves better, which includes prioritizing self-care and rest over work. In his practice, he often encourages his patients to quit energy drinks and learn how to cope with life’s ups and down without constant stimulation.
A Doctors’ reminder – before your next energy drink, remember it could easily have 10 times the amount of caffeine as a soda and 5 times the amount of a cup of coffee. They note that mixing a stimulant and a depressant, like alcohol, can create a cycle where the user feels the need to drink more and more.
Like we recommend with alcohol, The Doctors say moderation with energy drinks is very important.
