Energy drinks should be banned worldwide

The children’s behavior changes after a can of energy drinks and they don’t realize it. Many of them can’t control themselves when they have a can of red bull in their system. “oh, sorry miss I’ve had loads of red bull this morning.” (Should Energy Drinks Be Banned for Under 16's? | This Morning, Uploaded by This Morning) These underage children, drink energy drinks and then act crazy because they can't handle what the energy drinks do to their behavior. It makes them more aggressive and violent. 

Children that drink energy drinks get a caffeine buzz, which is similar to being drunk. Kids don’t realize the change in how they are acting they think it is normal. Children that drink energy drinks say they need them to stay awake or pay attention in class after staying up all night. As children there aren’t many responsibilities put on them, they are still under their parent’s care.

Children that drink energy drinks get a caffeine buzz, which is similar to being drunk. Kids don’t realize the change in how they are acting they think it is normal. Children that drink energy drinks say they need them to stay awake or pay attention in class after staying up all night. As children there aren’t many responsibilities put on them, they are still under their parent’s care.

What causes the change of behavior in these children is what most people ask. The simple answer is the sugar and caffeine content in energy drinks. There is a large amount of both the products in energy drinks. Each brand of energy drinks uses a different amount of caffeine and sugar. “In a two hundred and fifty milliliters can of Red Bull there are eighty milligrams of caffeine and twenty-seven grams of sugar.” 
The most popular brands with children are Red Bull and Monster. “In a five hundred milliliter can of Monster there is a hundred and sixty milligrams of caffeine and fifty-five grams of sugar.” (Therrien,2018) That amount of caffeine is too much for any child to handle. These large amounts of caffeine and sugar give children a super boost of energy early on but then leaves them feeling dead later on.