Nearly Two-Thirds of Kids Consume Caffeine, Impacting Their Health
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A CDC report reveals that nearly two-thirds of American children aged 2 to 19 have caffeine in their diet, with an average intake of 19.4 milligrams per day. This is equivalent to about two-thirds of the caffeine found in a can of Coke. The report highlights potential health impacts on children, including mental health concerns.
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