Sunday, 1 May 2016

Research Energy Drinks #6

Energy drinks have become a popular beverage worldwide, this kind of drinks is sale in all of the market, and this kind of drinks is use to raising the mental and physical activity levels. The first energy drinks in the world at 1977 and it was first brand in USA. In 2006, there are more than 500 brands of energy drinks and it was diffuse in the market of the world. This product is target for the young people the age between 18-35.

Energy drink in terms of structure looks like the soft drinks it contains caffeine, glucose, sucrose and vitamins. There are many of products of these drinks for example RED BULL, POWER HOURSE. The energy drinks is effect to have a severe headache leads to raise blood pressure, increase dieresis, raise metabolism and burn fat, stimulate the nervous system, increase intestinal worms movement leading to activation of memory, improve mood, and increase cognitive performance and physical performance.

The advantages for the energy drinks:

-        -        Increase and stimulate the body's energy to a temporary
-         -       Increase the period of exercises used by the players so much for this purpose
-         -       Increase the physical activity temporarily

The disadvantage for the energy drinks is:

-         -       An increase in the consumption of up to addiction.
-          -      According to a study carried out by the Al Quads Open University provided by a student at the -     -   Faculty of Science, the substances found in energy drinks lead to osteoporosis in the short term           (about five years).
-         -       Cause severe damage to the liver.
-         -       Expel fluid from the body.
-        -        Raise blood pressure.
-        -        Reduce the tissue response to the hormone insulin.
-        -       When some of them contribute in reducing the number of sperm.
-                 Chronic headaches, insomnia and sleep disorders.

The soft drinks and energy drinks they effect in bad way for the all consumers , should be the authorities of UAE economic decrease the energy drinks product in the all market in UAE to decrease the consumers of this drinks and don’t effect bad in there body and they health . Also should be to have a warning for young people and the parents how the energy drinks effect in the human health, also distribution leaflet and warning the people. Is better to have a lectures for all schools, universities and colleges to awareness people how is dangerous for human health.


In UAE,there are 12 Liters of the energy drinks consumption in one year for each consumer. More consumers the buy an energy drinks they are a young people they age around 19 to 29 the statics show there are 70 % of the young people spend their money to have an energy drinks . After The economic downturn at 2009, the market of energy drinks have a constant growth in few of years. Economic authorities in UAE warning shops who sale the energy drinks do not sale this drink for the persons below 18 years old,authorities issued a decision violators would be fined Dh100, 000. The rate of the all of persons below 18 years old they are 46.9 % of the young people drink the energy drinks m this is effect for the young people health.
Should be the market don’t sale the energy drinks for the young people a lot , because that will effect in the body , also should be the Health institutions Awareness and guidance the young people and the parents from The risks of these drinks.




References:

Samia Badih. (2010, March 15). UAE consumes 12m liters of energy drinks every year | GulfNews.com. Retrieved from http://gulfnews.com/business/sectors/general/uae-consumes-12m-litres-of-energy-drinks-every-year-1.597607

Staff. (2015, February 5). Dh100k fine for sale of energy drinks to minors in UAE - Emirates 24|7. Retrieved from http://www.emirates247.com/news/emirates/dh100k-fine-for-sale-of-energy-drinks-to-minors-in-uae-2015-02-05-1.579621

Alhyas L Energy drinks in the Gulf Cooperation Council states: A review. - PubMed - NCBI. (2015, December 2). Retrieved from http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26770815

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