Caffeine is bad for children because according to research certain drinks contain as much as 14 times more caffeine than the average can of cola. This is the same as drinking 7 cups of coffee.
In low amounts (below 200 mg) caffeine is safe for most children. There are urban legends that caffeine can cause stunted growth but this is not true. Too much caffeine can result in restlessness, inability to sleep, and nausea.
The answer is yes caffeine is bad for children.
Yes it is bad for a 2 year old. Caffeine is addictive and a drug and the two year old body is still growing.
No! Caffeine will make kids hyper.
No.
The caffeine content of Sting energy drink is excessive for children. Children should not drink it.
Generally, they are, as long as they do not have too much caffeine.
No, caffeine is especially bad for children, and should be avoided.
It is in coffee and tea so it is normally safe. But some people can't handle too much caffeine.
A pharmacist or physician should be consulted to find out how much caffeine is safe to use.
It is a common stimulant and if taken in moderation, it should be safe for anyone. Though I wouldn't be giving it to young children or anyone with an underlying health condition that could be worsened by this common stimulant.
Caffeine, such as jet-alert, is usually safe for diabetics.
There are no known food or drink interactions with Losartan. Taking it with caffeine is fine.
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safe enough to drink... contains caffeine and color dyes.
According to ANVISA, it is safe to consume up to 420 mg of caffeine in the form of capsules with a minimum caffeine content equal to 98.5%
Decaffeinated Cappuccinos contain a small amount of caffeine. Small children should not be given caffeine. Caffeine can increase blood pressure and raise heart rate.