doctors warn parents energy drinks health risks children teens

Doctors warn that energy drinks may pose health risks to children and teens due to high caffeine, added sugar, and stimulants.

Nearly one in four high school seniors in the United States drinks energy drinks daily.

Medical experts report the beverages can affect heart rate, blood pressure, sleep, and anxiety.

The American Academy of Pediatrics advises adolescents to avoid energy drinks and recommends healthier alternatives.

The American Academy of Pediatrics advises parents to ensure children and adolescents avoid energy drinks due to caffeine, stimulant, and cardiovascular risks.