According to Dr. Laura Purdy, a board-certified family-medicine physician, energy drinks are generally considered to be safe. But it's usually beneficial to speak with your doctor before drinking ...

Most energy drinks are not FDA approvedToo much caffeine can lead to negative side effectsMany energy drinks have 200mg of ...

Safe limits of caffeine consumption are still ... up to 45 to 85 milligrams depending on weight. An occasional energy drink is probably fine for most adults. Check the Ratings for caffeine levels ...

Just a couple of minutes after drinking the energy drink her heart rate increased ... does give you heart palpitations it’s probably safe to avoid consuming large amounts, in any form, and ...

What exactly do they do? And are energy drinks safe to drink? Presenter Greg Foot speaks to an expert dietician and cardiologist to find out if energy drinks live up to the hype. Are they the best ...

According to Dimengo, there varying recommended amounts of caffeine per day based on age and weight. However, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends kids 12 to 18 consume less than 100 ...

The British Soft Drinks Association said energy drinks had been "deemed safe" by regulators but that they were not marketed or promoted to under-16s. UK youngsters are among the highest consumers ...

The sale of energy drinks could be banned in England to anybody under 18, amid fears they are damaging children's health, the prime minister has said. The government has launched a public ...