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What is caffeine? • Caffeine is a stimulant drug that affects the body by jolting the central nervous system. It tricks the body into thinking it is not tired. • Is a diuretic and can lead to dehydration. • Ensure to monitor the amount of caffeine you consume Dangers of consuming energy drinks? • Upset stomach Seizures Sweating Tremors Vomiting Headache Chest pain Energy Drink and Alcohol • Some energy drinks do contain alcohol • Elevator Analogy: Have you ever stepped onto an elevator and pressed all the buttons? This would not make since as you would be giving elevator mixed signals. • Mixing caffeine and alcohol creates unpredictable results due to the two types of drugs interacting. How much caffeine is in an energy drink? • Much greater than what would be in a normal cup of coffee or a soda. • Can contain up to 500mg of caffeine which is equal to 14 can of caffeinated soft drinks • How much caffeine do you consume? Classroom activity time Marketing strategies being used to promote energy drinks in teens? • Magical promises about increased energy • Music and dance • Emphasis on technology • Super heroes • Names that appeal to young teens and lifestyle (full throttle, Jolt) Alternatives in producing more energy in the body? • Carbohydrates (fruits, veggies, whole grains) • Sleep • Exercise • Chocolate milk and low fat milk help to rehydrate after exercise. Video • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEsCuRZ qrTE