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Energy drinks mixed with alcohol: Are there any risks?

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posted on 2024-07-09, 15:58 authored by Chris Alford, Andrew ScholeyAndrew Scholey, Joris VersterJoris Verster
There have now been a number of publications, including laboratory studies and surveys, on alcohol mixed with energy drinks. Some authors have highlighted problems associated with consumption of this beverage combination, including reduced perception of alcohol intoxication and greater alcohol consumption with more negative consequences as a result. For example, the recent article by Marczinski and Fillmore entitled “Energy drinks mixed with alcohol: what are the risks?” suggests that “consuming alcohol mixed with energy drinks is riskier than consuming alcohol alone and constitutes a public health concern.”1 While some publications conclude that consumption of energy drinks mixed with alcohol is problematic, others do not support these claims and point out the methodological shortcomings of many studies in this area.

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1753-4887

Journal title

Nutrition Reviews

Volume

73

Issue

11

Pagination

2 pp

Publisher

Oxford University Press

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eng