Enerji İçeceklerinin Çocuk Sağlığına Olumsuz Etkileri ve Sağlık Eğitimi

Year 2018, Volume: 7 Issue: 3, 2012 - 2024, 30.09.2018

Birsel Molu Melike Baş

https://doi.org/10.15869/itobiad.397634

Cited By: 1

Abstract

Enerji içecekleri içeriğinde şeker, kafein ve
bazı bitkisel takviyeler bulundurmaktadır. Enerji içecekleri, çocuk, adolesan
ve genç yetişkinlere enerji ve performans için pazarlanırlar; bununla birlikte
zihinsel ve fiziksel enerjinin arttırılması için destek sağlarlar. Bu
derlemenin amacı çocuk, adolesan ve genç erişkinlerin enerji içeceklerine karşı
bilgi ve tüketim özelliklerini, içeriklerinin etki ve beklenmeyen sonuçlarının
eğitim faktörü ile değerlendirilmesidir. Enerji içeceklerinin sağlık üzerine
etkilerine ilişkin yapılan taramalardan elde edilen bilgiler doğrultusunda
enerji içecekleri ve çocuk sağlığına etkileri değerlendirilmiştir. Enerji
içecekleri kullanılırken dikkatli olunmalıdır. Sağlık eğitimcileri, çocuk ve
gençlerin enerji içeceklerini uygunsuz kullanımı ve beklenmeyen tehlikeli
sonuçlarına karşı uyanık olmalı ve aileleri aşırı doz kullanım gibi potansiyel
risklere karşı uyarmalıdır.

Keywords

Enerji İçecekleri, Çocuk, Adölesan, Eğitim, Çocuk Eğitimi

Negative Effects of Energy Drinks on Child Health and Health Education

Abstract

Energy
drinks may contain caffeine, sugars and some herbal supplements. They are
marketed for energy and performance to children, adolescent and young adults;
together with support fort he enhancement of mental and physical energy. This
study is a compilation examining the knowledge with consumption particularity
of the target children, adolescents and young adults against energy drinks and
the effect and unexpected results of their content with the education facto. It
is concluded that although energy drink may have positive beneficial effects on
exercise performance, these products also have possible negative health
consuquences. So, health teachers should be taught children, adolescents and
their family about the side effects and possible health effects that can ocur
when energy drinks are consumed.

Keywords

Energy Drinks, Children, Adolescents, Education, Children Education

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