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The death of the little footballer takes place two days after the Parliament voted that shops that sell energy drinks to teenagers should be fined up to 30,000 lei. These drinks are to be completely banned from sale in schools and hospitals.
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Cifor was 13 years old and dreamed of becoming a great footballer. He was training with the local team from Maieru – Bistrita-Năsăud. Paramedics from SMURD found him collapsed on the side of the field after a 75-minute training session.
Ion Borș, mayor of Maieru: „He consumed some energy doses. The children said that he consumed two during the day, but after training he took another dose”.
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Anuța Bolfă, director of Cifor: „I also heard from my colleagues that they drank one in the morning”.
When Cifor started to feel sick, only his teammates were with him. The coach had gone home.
Alexandru Boldiș, coach: „The children said that, after almost 10 minutes, suddenly his chest hurts and that he feels very sick, to call the ambulance because he is sick and has lost consciousness”.
Woman: „My boy put his hand on her chest and saw that her heart was beating fast.”
Marius Rus, representative of ISU Bistrita-Năsăud: “They found the young man unconscious, in cardio-respiratory arrest, the protocol was also continued by intensive care for about an hour. Unfortunately, the doctor had to declare death”.
The police opened an investigation into the death of the boy who, according to judicial sources, suffered a heart attack. Forensic doctors are to establish the link between it and the consumption of energy drinks. Cifor was not known to have any medical problems.
How dangerous are energizers?
According to a study published last month in the journal of the Royal Society of Public Health in Great Britain, the caffeine content in an energy drink is between 50 and 505 milligrams.
The maximum amount is found in five and a half cups of coffee. Energy drinks often also contain guarana, ginseng or taurine – energy compounds that interact with caffeine.
According to doctors, in the body of children and teenagers, the effects of energy drinks are felt 10 minutes after finishing a dose. The heart starts beating faster and the blood pressure rises. After half an hour to 50 minutes, the pupils dilate, blood pressure rises even more, and the liver begins to dump more sugar into the blood. Then the brain receives signals to stay alert.
Imagine that this is how the brain and heart work normally. Consuming a lot of caffeine turns them – not at all, healthy.
Adrian Ploae, cardiologist: „Excessive energizing consumption will produce heart failure, the heart beating faster no longer receives enough oxygen to carry on that effort, overtaxing the heart a lot”.
Cifor’s parents did not want to comment on the tragic end of their boy. The family has two children at home, one three years old and the other seven years old.
Source: Pro TV
Tags: energizing,
Publication date: 22-02-2024 19:07
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