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Energy Drinks Migraine
According to new research, people who have high blood pressure or heart problems should avoid consuming energy drinks. In a small study published in the Annals of Pharmacotherapy, researchers found that healthy adults who drank two cans a day of a popular energy drink experienced an increase in their blood pressure and heart rate. Investigators say that while this jump in cardiovascular levels is insignificant in healthy people, it could pose a risk for people with a heart-related condition....
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Do Energy Drinks Raise Your Blood Pressure?
A news article making the rounds describes a study in which subjects drank two energy drinks a day for a week. Their blood pressure rose... Read more »
Getting An Energy Drink Boost
Energy drinks are everywhere from the corner store to dorm rooms to nightclubs. They are widely available and consumed by young adults who... Read more »
Low Energy Bulbs and Migraines
Low energy light bulbs (Compact Fluorescent Bulbs - CFLs) have come under scrutiny recently. These bulbs are good for the environment and... Read more »
Migraines, Depression, Drinking and "Driving"
Last fall when Captain John Cota, the pilot of the Cosco Busan, a 900-foot vessel, smashed into the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, he... Read more »
1/28/08 #2: Any evidence that drinking water will abort a Migraine?
Full Question: I have suffered from Migraines since I was 13 years old, and have tried many different medications. Oddly, the most... Read more »
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Some migraine patients recommend blue candy, drinks
With news this week of the possible therapeutic benefits of Brilliant Blue G dye (BBG), researchers are taking a closer look at migraine patients'... Read more »
Caffeine energy drinks need warning labels, experts say
Johns Hopkins University researchers say some high-energy drinks contain potentially harmful levels of caffeine. Because of this, they are... Read more »
Study: Red Bull energy drink boosts stroke risk
Australian researchers say just one can of the popular stimulant energy drink Red Bull can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke, even in young... Read more »
Energy drinks may be risky for hypertension, heart patients
People who drank two cans of a popular energy drink in a recent study boosted their systolic blood pressure by as much as 9.6 percent, their... Read more »
Low-energy bulbs linked to migraines
The Migraine Action Association in Great Britain has received reports that fluorescent light bulbs have caused migraines in some of its members.... Read more »
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