Maryland's 14 year-old girl died December two monster energy drinks after
12: 0 am, last year to press reports, and the incident is concerned for the
safety of beverages for children to shake.
It should be noted that the daughter, Anais
Fournier, heart disease, mitral valve, this means, one was his heart he
calls defective valves. National Institutes of Health reported that the State is
generally
harmless, and 1-10 has so many people less form of affection.
Once drank that it contains 480 mg of caffeine - which was the day after
the arrest of the heart and died of arrhythmia of the heart due to the toxicity
of caffeine,
today announced two energy drinks.
"I was at the mall with their friends from the previous day and 24 oz
energy drink", the mother of Wendy Fournier, said Gerald Crossland
registration. "she drank another less than 24 hrs later, although she knew
that I do not because I know that it is bad for you."-Kun went into
cardiac arrest three hours later at home.
It was reported today that the amount
of caffeine, drunk Fournier in drink Monster two is in 14 boxes of
Coca-Cola - and is almost five times the recommended limit caffeine of the
American Academy of Pediatrics.
Caffeine
is a stimulant and is situated in a wide variety of coffee, chocolate, food,
soft drinks and that these goods are normally insufficient amounts,
deterioration of health, noted Medscape.
However, caffeine intoxication is not uncommon in the United States,
announced today the caffeine last poisoning during the year 2005 in 1,128 to 13,114
in 2009.
A recent study in the journal Pediatrics shows that 30% to 50% of young
adults and young people drinking
energy drinks. Approximately half of 5448 of caffeine overdose in 2007 were
of people under the age of 19.
"Pharmacology of agents of these drinks, together with reports of
toxicity, are concerned about the side effects associated with the consumption
of the energy drink, known and unknown, it may have serious" wrote the researchers
in the study. "In the short term, paediatricians on possible effects of
energy drinks in vulnerable populations and consumption sample needs to educate
families".