Why the study?
Although adverse cardiovascular events after energy drink consumption have been reported, their effects on the pediatric 24-h blood pressure profile had not been systematically evaluated.
Does acute energy drink consumption increase 24-h blood pressure in healthy minors?
Does acute energy drink consumption increase 24-h blood pressure in healthy minors?
Acute energy drink consumption significantly increases 24-hour systolic and diastolic blood pressure in healthy minors.
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Warrants caution against acute energy drink use in minors; provides first RCT evidence extending adult BP effects to healthy children.
Energy drinks (EDs) are consumed by many children and teenagers. While adverse cardiovascular events after ED consumption were reported in the literature, the effects of these beverages on the pediatric 24-h blood pressure profile have not been systematically evaluated yet. In our manuscript, we demonstrate for the first time that acute ED consumption is associated with a significantly higher 24-h systolic blood pressure and diastolic blood pressure in healthy minors.
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