Palscience

Nutritionists and coaches in the Cincinnati area warning high school athletes the drinks can hurt their performance. Researchers say that Teenage players who drink Red Bull for example before the game might feel energetic in the beginning, but unfortunately after a while they would find themselves tired to even finish the game.

A market research firm Mintel said, 25% of teens drink the caffeine-packed drinks regularly, they consume between one to three Red Bulls during football game practice instead of water.

“You can tell who’s drinking them because two-thirds of the way through practice, they’re done. They can’t make it through a two-hour practice,” Cassell told the newspaper.

I wrote few articles before this one related to energy drinks, and all of them warned people strongly from Energy drinks such as Red Bull, monster and Amp. In previous studies, energy drinks were linked and associated with aggressive behaviors and heart diseases.

Source - Political Gateway