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Full video at youtu.be/qRH8njQa3QA In OCT 2017 a news story surfaced that a man suffered a severve brain injury bc of excessive consumption of energy drinks. Biochemist and Energy Drink Guide author GreenEyedGuide explains what consumers should take away from this news story. Danielle Robertson Rath aka GreenEyedGuide is the author of "Are You a Monster or a Rock Star- A Guide to Energy Drinks: How They Work, Why They Work, How To Use Them Safely". She has been studying energy drinks and their ingredients since 2003 and holds a bachelor's degree in biochemistry and a master's degree in food biochemistry/food science. GreenEyedGuide.com . #thirdpersonbio #caffeine #energydrinkexpert #publicspeaker #biochemist #author #energydrinks #holeinthebrain #brainhemorrhage #energydrinksinthenews #caffeinesafety (at Pewaukee, Wisconsin)

Warning 🚫⚠️❗The key takeaways of this story are: 1.There IS one account of a certain extreme energy drink (NOT Red Bull) causing a brain bleed when not consumed as directed: [https://www.caffeineinformer.com/vpx-redline-putting-people-in-hospital] 2.This Hole In Brain story is unverified. 3.Adults can have 400mg caffeine per day and <18 can have 100mg caffeine. 4.CAFFEINE FROM ALL SOURCES needs to be considered. DYK a grande coffee from Starbucks has more caffeine than a Monster Energy? Moderation is key!!! 🚫⚠️❗Please stay informed on energy drinks - I have studied energy drinks and their ingredients for over 10 years in college and grad school. PLEASE come to me if you have any questions about energy drinks. There are some legitimately scary products out there but there are ALSO so many "new wave" energy drinks that are nothing like the stereotypes. 🤓🔬⚡☕📚💁🏼‍♀️ . @officialenergynetwork #caffeine #energydrink #energydrinksinthenews #brainhemorrhage #caffeinesafety #caffeinecontent #consumerawareness (at Pewaukee, Wisconsin)

Energy Drink Bans will only work if its done like in Canada. If the FDA would take a page from Health Canada’s playbook and reclassify all caffeinated products as food/beverages, it would be easier to issue a caffeine limit. That would protect EVERYONE, not just those under age 18. Instead of telling kids energy drinks are “forbidden” (because minors LOVE it when you tell them they’re not allowed to do something), how about first reclassify anything and everything with caffeine in it as a food/beverage product (no more caffeinated health supplements or preworkouts escaping oversight), then cap the amount of caffeine “from all sources” to 180 milligrams, like Health Canada. BOOM. DONE. 🤓💚🍁⛾⭐❕🐶 #energydrinkban #caffeinelimit #blamecanada #canada #ohcanada #energydrink #caffeinesafety #regulations #dyk #themoreyouknow #caffeine #preworkout #bulldog #fda #healthcanada