XPost: sci.misc
On Tue, 17 Jun 2025 07:05:13 -0600, Retrograde
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fungus@amongus.com.invalid> wrote:
We're learning parents are always in need
of a quick fix for difficult children.
Sometimes, its the parent(s) who created the difficult child.
Sometimes, its the pregnant mom who lacked good nutrition.
Sometime, etc...
How about marijuana for readers of the daily news, these
days.
I lack details on what Marijuana does.....I would suspect reading
comprehension decreases....
Many years ago, when a young nephew was given a Coke, he would be
'hyper' for sometime. I would suspect GIGO nutrition is related to
some of these issues.
I've seen this before: AI Overview
Yes, energy drinks can negatively impact mental health, especially in
children and young adults. Studies have linked energy drink
consumption to increased risk of anxiety, depression, and other mental
health issues, as well as risky behaviors. The high caffeine and sugar
content in these drinks can disrupt sleep, worsen existing mental
health conditions, and even trigger symptoms in individuals with no
prior history of mental health problems.
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