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Gastroenterology Medicine & Research
Young Rats and Negative Effects of Low-Alcohol and Energy Drinks
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Open or Close Trubitsyna IE*, Fedotova TF, Mikhalev IV, Efremov LI, Degterev DA, Kleschev
VN, Kleschev VV, Klescheva, Tarasova TV and Varvanina GG
Department of Health in Moscow, Russia
*Corresponding author: Trubitsyna IE, State budgetary institution of health care Moscow Clinical Scientific Center named after AS Loginova, Department of Health in Moscow, Russia
Submission: November 01, 2019; Published: November 13, 2019
ISSN 2637-7632Volume 4 Issue 1
Summary
Recently, low-alcohol and energy drinks have become widespread among young people, which are considered “harmless drinks “among them. However, young people get used to these drinks and cannot do without them, the dose of consumption increases. Therefore, it requires study to establish the role of the studied beverages in organizational and mental disorders. The article convincingly proves the causal relationship between alcohol and damage to internal organs and mental state in rats.
Keywords: Low-alcohol and energy drinks; Liver; Kidneys; Lungs; Heart; Psyche
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