The National Institutes of Health has stated that energy drink consumption among minors can lead to negative health effects. This statement comes in the wake of an investigation into the energy drink Celsius, prompted by the death of a teenager in Texas.
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Investigation into Celsius caffeine following Texas teen death
An investigation into the energy drink Celsius has been initiated following the death of a teenager in Texas. The National Institutes of Health has noted that energy drink consumption can have harmful effects on minors.
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Texas teen death prompts Celsius caffeine investigation
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Investigation into Celsius caffeine following Texas teen death