Hola MaHigh-School - January 2019
Hola MaHigh-School - Volume 8, Issue 1 - The first for 2019
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What does it do to you?<br />
You might already know that energy drinks can screw with your<br />
sleep, make you gain weight or even spike your blood pressure. But<br />
overarching evidence suggests they may lead to substance abuse,<br />
mental health problems, a higher diabetes risk, tooth decay and<br />
kidney damage, too<br />
The sweet stuff may be to blame, she says. Energy drinks typically<br />
contain high amounts of added sugar, high-fructose corn syrup and<br />
artificial sweeteners.<br />
When you down too much sugar, your body will eventually have a<br />
hard time responding to it, requiring more and more insulin to help<br />
glucose enter your cells. This insulin resistance can eventually lead<br />
to type 2 diabetes, according to the National Institute of Diabetes<br />
and Digestive Kidney Diseases.<br />
Plus, consistently high blood sugar levels can damage your nerves<br />
and blood vessels over time, which can set the stage for heart disease<br />
and kidney problems<br />
Anything good at all?<br />
Not really: Energy drinks can give you a boost when Monday morning<br />
hits you hard. But that fizzy beverage isn’t doing much for your<br />
body beyond your temporary pep.<br />
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