Energy Drinks Research

After reading the article “Are Energy Drinks Really That Bad?” I somewhat agree that energy drinks are the liquid cocaine to the youth, working class and modern society of 2015. There are so many different varieties, flavors and amounts; the different brands offering elongating hours of extra energy of phenomenal. With all the different varieties there is no end to the amount of energy drinks that can be taken in by one person. Including minors there is no legal drinking age on these drinks, even though if someone drinks too much it could have the same effect as alcohol. As noted in (its normal for the average adult to in take at least

Although parents allow kids to drink energy drinks, kids shouldn’t have the privilege of drinking energy drinks if they are under the age of 18. First , It could make them sick if they drink too many. According to Daniel Marks “Some energy drinks can boost heart rate and blood pressure and cause dehydration and restlessness.” Also, they have the same effect on the brain as alcohol and drugs so you might as well let kids drink alcohol and do drugs. The Sun states that, “ energy drinks have the same effect on the brain as cocaine. Some people believe parents should allow kids under 18 drink energy drinks because it makes them feel responsible and “free”. But, they get addicted and could possibly die from an overdose. For example,

On the one hand, many scholars call for the ban on the sale and consumption of energy drinks amongst kids under 18 citing considerable negative implications. On the other hand, other researchers claim that the effects of the use of energy drinks by the younger generation are not significant enough to warrant a ban. This controversy has allowed extensive debate on the topic of energy drinks in the public domain. Since many people believe that energy drinks give them the enthusiasm to help them stay awake, a number of teenagers have taken advantage of the idea and started drinking them without control. As such, the herein discussion examines the use of energy drinks by the youngsters and settles on the decision that relevant authorities ought to ban them to avoid detrimental costs to the population.

Energy drinks are a kind of refreshments that are advertised as soft drinks that boost energy. The truth is these kinds of drinks are full of many harmful ingredients, such as sugar, stimulants, and other herbal supplements. Energy drinks are targeting high school and college students who may use this kind of drink to keep them awake for a midterm, or even give them a hallucination feeling any other alcoholic beverages will do. Many studies showed the disadvantageous of these drinks, yet this industry has wildfire between underage kids who used it to show their rebellious side through a safe and cheap way. A new study shows that 34% of youth between the ages of eighteen years old and twenty- four years old consume energy drinks regularly

The consumption of alcohol mixed with energy drinks (AmEDs) is becoming increasingly popular amongst young adults and university students worldwide (Droste, Tonner, Zinkiewicz, Pennay, Lubman & Miller, 2014; Mallet, Marzell, Scaglione, Hultgren & Turrisi, 2014; Marczinski, Filmore, Henges, Ramsey & Young, 2013). In Australia it is estimated that almost half of eighteen to twenty-four year olds have used AmEDs, as well as 10% of them stating they use them weekly (Droste et al., 2014). Motives for high levels of AmED use by young adults is due to feelings of increased energy and alertness, as 70% of young adults state they feel “more energetic” using AmEDs compared to alcohol alone, the ability to consume more alcohol, as energy drinks can “hide”

This excerpt talks about how many substances in energy drinks are useless. This excerpt also talks about how energy drink companies say that their drinks will give you a mental and physical edge, however there is little to no proof supporting that claim. In fact many things in those drinks do nothing to benefit the body and can even hurt your body in the long term. For example some of these substances may include Glucuronolactone, B-group vitamins, and Taurine. I agree with this excerpt and think that the author successfully supports the claim made in the title.

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In the article "Energy drinks have doctors worried—but business is booming", Sifferlin (2015) explains although energy-drink makes business be booming, it has some potential threats. Her purpose is to persuade audiences that don’t drink energy drinks as a daily basis, especially for kids and teenagers and to call to action that add safety warnings on energy-drink bottles. The author’s and quotations, which include many doctors’ opinions, studies, and researches with data make his article convincing and persuade audiences to agree with his ideas.

When you hit your daily caloric goals reward yourself. Label a tip jar that says met the caloric goal for the day or something similar. Throw a dollar or more in it every day that you’ve done it.

Energy drinks are beverages that contain a considerably higher amount of caffeine than other caffeinated drinks such as coffee or cola. It has been heavily speculated that the levels of alcohol mixed with energy drinks (AmED) consumption along with just alcohol consumption is alarmingly high among college students both in Australia and around the world. It has also been found that around twenty-five percent of students drink alcoholic beverages mixed with energy drinks at least monthly. Researchers attempt to divulge into why it is that students consume alcohol mixed with energy drinks, what their motives are, what risks are associated with consumption, and possible effects and results that may eventuate from this behaviour.

Just like what everyone says, “Red Bull gives you wings,” a lot of people go to energy drinks to keep them awake or to help them function a bit better on their everyday tasks. Not only do adults consume energy drinks, so do young adolescents. To start off, adolescents are barely going through the puberty stage and this is the time their brains are developing the most. Although only a few percent of teenagers use energy drinks, it is still an important topic to look into. These young adolescents drinking these energy drinks are actually affecting their brain by drinking them. Being a young adolescent is very crucial because this is the critical stage in their developmental phase. (Van Batenburg-Eddes, 2014) Energy drinks have always been said

Over the years there had been controversies about caffeine energy drinks causing deaths and overdoses related to the beverages. It had been questioning that such energy drinks are causing heart attacks to the young population whom consumed these beverages in their daily life. After these controversies “Makers of energy drinks, meanwhile, have insisted that the beverages are safe and that some of the cases of bad reactions may have been due to pre-existing conditions that the individuals in question had”.

This means that even though teenagers look for that sort of kick that they get from taking drugs, energy drinks still provide enough caffeine to keep them sustained for the night. The reason why we have chosen this to be a better solution is because most teenagers use party drugs so that they can stay up longer which means that they can party longer as well. Teenagers usually only resort to party drugs because in clubs there is a wider social channel which means in some cases most teenagers are peer pressured into using the drug,. Teens use the drug because of the so called “buzz” that is given to the user. Party drugs are described as exhilarating and exotic to the user, which means that most young teens are pulled in by how the drugs are described and how certain people react to them. Our campaign will be successful because energy drinks can be a better substitute for party drugs as they do not have such an intense outcome that comes from consuming party drugs, and they don’t have such a wide range of negative effects on the abuser of

My study is an observational study because I am going to do a survey, and they will answer those questions. Depending on those answers I will observed and collect the data. In my observational study I will use explanatory variable because it explain the differences in the response variable. Moreover; my observational study I will use a confounding variable because Monster energy drink has an effect on the response variable which in this case are the males students at Bellevue College. My data has more than 30 values which means that is normally distributed because there is enough data in order to do it. If I collected more than 30 than my data, it is still normally distributed.

The media for example news, billboards, commercials, internet ads they all cover everything right now there are a lot of media coverage for energy drinks. Energy drinks are a drink intended to boost mental energy, typically containing sugar and caffeine or other stimulants. If you look around there are commercials for energy drinks everywhere on billboards and at stores. Its hard not to be interested in something when it pops up everywhere u look. many energy drinks consist of the same ingredients the main being sugar, caffeine, B vitamins and other additives (energy drink 2012). it seems whenever you turn on the tv and a commercial comes on there is always one about energy drinks. the idea that drinking energy drinks won 't just make you full of energy it make the people who drink it feel like they are same like everyone else no matter the effects. That idea gets into people 's brains and that makes them want these energy drinks. the fact that the media is not talking about how unhealthy these energy drinks are and just having people think that energy drinks will give you energy without any effects well that goes against everything americans stand for and the fact that the FDA hasn 't done anything about regulating energy drinks concern me and it should also concern you. Back then when tv was barely around there were newspapers which people read for entertainment those newspapers talked about cigarettes and how they were cool to use and never talked about the harmful