Energy drinks

Plenty of gym-goers chug store-brought energy drinks not realising how much refined sugar, artificial colouring and flavouring they consume. Here are homemade energy drinks.

Drinking even a small amount of caffeinated energy drinks may trigger serious cardiac events in some people with a genetic heart condition, says study.

Energy drinks may get you all pepped up; however, having them too much may increase your blood pressure levels and the risk of electrical disturbances in the heart, finds a recent study.

The Gujarat Food and Drugs Control Administration (FDCA) found a Gandhidham-based beverage manufacturer selling an "energy drink" with a considerable amount of alcohol in it.

It is considered to be a popular party drink, but in the last few years, many researchers have studied the effects of drinking this concoction and have warned that it can have potential negative consequences.

A new study has now said that consuming energy drinks may increase risk of heart function abnormalities and changes in blood pressure.

Energy drinks packed with caffeine can change the way the heart beats, say scientists, advising children and people with some health conditions to avoid the drinks.The team, from the University of Bonn, imaged the hearts ...

According a research published in an online journal, Nutrition Reviews, alcohol consumption in combination with energy drinks can be riskier than consuming alcohol alone.

Morning Diet: These natural drinks are not only healthy and energising, but they also help prevent various health problems. So, what are you waiting for? Let's get started with the list of the drinks. Read ...

According to researchers, energy beverages can elevate blood pressure and cause cardiac problems in children and teenagers.