Chapter
Regulation of Energy Drinks in the US
29:58 - 33:12 (03:14)
Energy drinks can be regulated as a food item, beverage, or supplement in the US, and manufacturers only need to list the amount of caffeine they add, not including any natural sources of caffeine.
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The speaker compares the caffeine content in different drinks, including coffee, energy drinks, and soda, with some containing over 300 grams of caffeine.
29:58 - 31:20 (01:21)
caffeine
Summary
The speaker compares the caffeine content in different drinks, including coffee, energy drinks, and soda, with some containing over 300 grams of caffeine.
ChapterRegulation of Energy Drinks in the US
EpisodeWhat's the deal with energy drinks?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
Energy drinks can be regulated either as a beverage, a food item, or a supplement, which makes it difficult to fully understand the impact of the ingredients on the body.
31:20 - 33:12 (01:52)
Energy Drinks
Summary
Energy drinks can be regulated either as a beverage, a food item, or a supplement, which makes it difficult to fully understand the impact of the ingredients on the body. There is a need to study people who consume these products regularly since the long-term effects of some of these ingredients are still not clear.