A 10-year-old girl from Miramichi, N.B., named Brooklyn, suffered a seizure after consuming two large energy drinks, prompting her mother, Kayla Duguay, to advocate for a ban on these beverages for minors. Brooklyn’s seizure was linked to caffeine ingestion, resulting in muscle stiffness and weakness, which her mother described as terrifying. This incident has raised public health concerns regarding the safety of energy drinks for children, with growing calls for regulatory action. Medical experts warn of serious health risks associated with high caffeine consumption in young people, including heart issues and increased irritability.
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