What do the energy drinks on deer hunter2014 do

-weight gain
-in the end to much can cause your heart to race to fast
-it can cause diabetes
(my friend drank to much redbull and ended up in the emergency room)
try sticking to Gatorade...and other sport drinks.

all energy drinks are they are simply unhealthy in could cause cancer for women plz don't be a statistic

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If drunk in excess, energy drinks can be very harmful to your health. The caffeine in these drinks comes in very high doses. There have been many cases of people suffering from heart palpitations, high blodd pressure, headaches and ulcers due to over-consumption of energy drinks. so be careful!

Would you want your child drinking a large cup of heavily caffeinated coffee? Giving them an energy drink is pretty much the equivalent, sometimes more harsh. Energy drinks have high levels of caffeine and should not be given to children.

Consult the following articles for more information on the dangers of giving energy drinks to children.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/8323369/Energy-drinks-potentially-dangerous-for-children-say-doctors.html

http://healthland.time.com/2011/02/14/energy-drinks-may-harm-health/

My recommendation would be to ask your doctor. While most of the ingredients are safe, the main ingredient found in these drinks is caffeine, which should be avoided during pregnancy.

You can also consult the article below:

http://www.livestrong.com/article/293694-what-are-the-health-effects-of-drinking-energy-drinks-during-pregnancy/

Mixing an energy drink with alcohol should be avoided. Many studies have found that combining the two can be even more dangerous than drinking alcohol alone. Mixing the two can possibly increase your chances of suffering from heart palpitations.

For more information about this topic, please click on the link below...

http://www2.potsdam.edu/hansondj/HealthIssues/1043185105.html

There are several differences between the two:

Energy drinks contain a higher amount of carbohydrates, resulting in more calories. They also contain high levels of caffeine. They are designed to give consumers a quick boost of energy.

Sports drinks, on the other hand, are intended to re-hydrate the consumer after athletic activity.

The amount of caffeine varies greatly from brand to brand. For instance, a 250ml energy drink can have anywhere from 50-160mg of caffeine. The amount should be clearly posted on the side of the can and I would highly recommend checking how much caffeine is inside before consumption.

The term 'energy drink' is used to describe a type of beverage that is consumed for the sole purpose of providing an extra energy boost.