Looks like (too much) caffeine isn’t good after all. Not only were multiple deaths associated with Monster Energy Drinks, now 5-Hour Energy has been cited in 13 recent deaths. Click below for more details.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) confirmed on Wednesday to the New York Times that the agency has received 13 reports of deaths potentially linked to the high-energy drink 5-Hour Energy in the last four years. Health officials have been raising the alarm over energy drinks for their caffeine content, not all of which is accurately listed on the product, and the lack of regulation over the beverages. Because they are considered a dietary supplement, the drinks aren’t subject to the same strict regulations established by the FDA that govern foods.
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