Energy Drinks, Stimulant Supplements Linked to Higher Heart Risks in Young Adults
New research suggests that caffeinated energy drinks and stimulant supplements are associated with significantly higher risks of serious heart problems in young adults. FG Trade/E+/Getty Images Energy drinks and stimulant supplements may…
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