Still, Levine believes “it’s potentially dangerous stress on the heart for anyone with heart disease to drink these concoctions ... and it can be fatal. Getty Images Before you ask — yes ...

It is possible to drink too much caffeine ... This is uncommon but can be dangerous, even life-threatening, especially when the heart rhythm is disrupted. Individuals could suffer cardiac arrest ...

The concept appears in an editorial accompanying the Mayo Clinic study, suggesting that energy drinks belong in a category of foods that may precipitate dangerous heart arrhythmias in vulnerable ...

Consuming energy drinks may be linked to sudden ... which can be dangerous for people with genetic heart problems. Getty Images Lead investigator of the study Michael J. Ackerman, a genetic ...

You can’t outrun a bad diet, and this is also key when it comes to fizzy drinks. High amounts of sugar have a direct link to your risk of developing dementia later in life, as well as to belly ...

While once it was the likes of Monster and Red Bull which has 32mg caffeine per 100ml, a new raft of drinks have steadily ramped up the caffeine. Prime Energy packs in 42mg of caffeine per 100ml.