How energy drinks increase the risk of high blood pressure: Health risks and who’s most at risk
Wednesday, 3 September 2025 () Energy drinks, popular for boosting energy, pose hypertension risks due to ingredients like caffeine and sugar. Studies reveal these drinks acutely raise blood pressure and heart rate, especially in vulnerable individuals. Long-term consumption can lead to persistent hypertension, increased cardiovascular risk, and metabolic issues, necessitating cautious intake and healthier alternatives.
Dr Sermed Mezher said high-caffeine energy drinks can raise heart rate and blood pressure and are often marketed as concentration or energy boosters. He warned children are more sensitive to these effects, which can cause poor focus, anxiety, trouble sleeping, or worsen heart problems. The government...
High-caffeine energy drinks are to be banned for under-16s in England to prevent harm to children's health, the Government has said. The plan will make it illegal to sell energy drinks containing more..
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Dr. Dmitry Yaranov warns that excessive sugar intake poses a greater threat to heart health than cholesterol. Sugar promotes inflammation, elevates blood... IndiaTimes