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Need an energy boost? UAE doctors warn of hidden risks to young hearts

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“Need an energy boost? UAE doctors warn of hidden risks to young hearts”

Dubai: Energy drinks have become a familiar part of many young people’s routines, whether they are trying to stay awake during exams, get through long working hours, or boost their performance at the gym. But UAE doctors have warned that relying on these beverages for an energy boost could have consequences for heart health. Excessive consumption can expose the body to high levels of caffeine and other stimulants, potentially affecting heart rate, blood pressure, and normal heart rhythm. Young…

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