Summary. Energy drinks are popular, controversial, and diverse. They vary in types, ingredients, and brands, so it’s hard to ...

Most energy drinks are labeled with how much caffeine they contain, although this is not required by the F.D.A., Dr. Temple said. There is no legal limit on how much caffeine can be in energy drinks.

Are energy drinks safe for kids? About 30 to 50 out of every 100 teens say they drink energy drinks. But the American Academy of Pediatrics suggests only adults drink them.

Energy drink manufacturers say yes — absolutely — they’re safe. They have evidence, many studies. Proof. They may be correct — especially in laboratory settings. But it would be best to ...

Energy drinks come with some potentially serious health risks. But it’s not clear whether drinking them on an empty stomach increases the effects or their severity. Whether you’re studying for ...

The en e rgy drink market is booming. Globally valued at more than $86 billion according to one analysis, people are drawn to brands like Red Bull, Monster Energy, Prime Energy and Rockstar for a ...

When to Use: Sports drinks are best for people who exercise for more than an hour, play sports in hot weather, or sweat a lot. They help you stay hydrated and keep your energy up. Benefits: They ...

A typical energy drink may contain between 70 to 300 mg of caffeine per serving. For comparison, an 8 oz cup of coffee contains about 95 mg. Consuming too much caffeine, especially when combined ...

This evidence challenges the assumption that energy drinks are safe for general consumption. Researchers warn that their impact is particularly concerning for people with undiagnosed heart ...