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A 500ml can of Monster Energy Drink ... Sugar-sweetened energy drinks, popular among young people, pose the additional problem of containing caffeine. Caffeine can interfere with the absorption ...

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Nutritionists share the best low-sugar energy drinks, all with 200 mg or less of caffeine, for a boost to your stamina from ...

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Caffeine isn’t just in coffee; it’s also in tea, soda, energy drinks ... Organization recommends pregnant women who drink more than 300 mg daily to limit their caffeine intake to reduce ...

Launched in 2002, Monster Energy amplified what consumers loved about the original energy drink by offering even more caffeine in a bigger 16-ounce can. Now the second-biggest brand after Red Bull, ...

AN ingredient lurking in energy drinks and supplements may increase your risk of a heart attack and stroke, scientists warn. The ingredient has been touted for its cardiovascular benefits and ...