Consumption of energy drinks among young Nigerians is increasingly linked to rising kidney disease cases, with experts warning about high caffeine and sugar levels contributing to dehydration, hypertension, and kidney damage long-term.
Across Nigeria, rising consumption of energy drinks among young people is being linked to increasing cases of kidney disease, according to health experts and recent reports. Medical professionals warn that high caffeine, sugar, and stimulant content can lead to dehydration, high blood pressure, and kidney strain, especially with excessive intake.
The WHO and other studies also caution that ultra-processed beverages and energy drinks may significantly increase the risk of chronic kidney disease in young adults.
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