Some popular energy drinks may put consumers at risk of serious heart issues, according to a new study from Texas A&M University. The study involved 17 popular and readily available energy drink brands, as well as the use of lab-grown cardiomyocyte (human heart) cells. When the cells were exposed to the drinks, some were found to beat faster and experience …
Some popular energy drinks may put consumers at risk of serious heart issues, according to a new study from Texas A&M University. The study involved 17 popular and readily available energy drink brands, as well as the use of lab-grown cardiomyocyte (human heart) cells. When the cells were exposed to the drinks, some were found to beat faster and experience …
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