Coffee and energy drinks provide an energy boost, but energy drinks often contain higher caffeine and added sugar. Coffee is the healthier choice for a daily caffeine fix. Consuming high amounts of ...

Energy drinks vary in ingredients, but generally have large amounts of caffeine and are not nutritious. Research studies and case reports point to both short-term adverse health consequences and ...

A new study led by Teesside University, in partnership with Fuse, The Centre for Translational Research in Public Health, has ...

Kratom, an ingredient derived from a Southeast Asian plant that appears in energy drinks, is often marketed as an energy booster, but has the potential to be addictive The FDA hopes to ban synthetic ...

UK policy makers must act against excessive energy drinks consumption by children and young people, argues a new report published by the Food Research Collaboration, an initiative of the Centre for ...

The United Kingdom is moving to ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to children as governments around the world increasingly target the products. "Energy drinks might seem harmless, but the ...

A meta-analysis of more than 1.5 million participants has suggested that coffee and energy drinks have opposing effects on suicide risk. High coffee consumption — more than 60 cups per month — was ...

Polish students' energy drink consumption persists despite awareness of health risks, indicating a need for enhanced ...

As an athlete, balancing early practices, weight training, school extracurriculars, sleep and everything in between can be a challenge. For many swimmers, grabbing an energy drink for a quick ...