The Metabolic Cost of a Caffeinated Youth: Early Energy Drinks and Lifelong Consequences
A new study in Physiology & Behavior investigates the long-term neurobehavioral impact of early-life exposure to energy drinks, a potent cocktail of caffeine and sugar. Using a female rat model, researchers found that adolescent consumption of these beverages led to measurable impairments in social and cognitive function, effects that persisted even after pregnancy. This research raises critical questions about how early metabolic and neurochemical disruptions from high-stimulant diets might…
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