Sports
Energy Drinks Trigger Insomnia and Nervousness in Athletes, Study
Energy drinks increases the frequency of insomnia, nervousness and the level of stimulation in athletes, according to Camilo José Cela University (UCJC) study. The negative effects are observed immediately in the hours following the competition.
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