Sugar-free slushies can make young kids seriously sick, new study suggests
Nearly all of the children in the study -- 94% -- experienced a drop in consciousness, 95% had dangerously low blood sugar, and 94% developed a buildup of acid in the body. Other symptoms included low potassium levels, excessive fat levels in the blood, and high levels of glycerol in the urine.
Is the FSA thinking of changing its guidelines about slushies? The FSA’s director of policy, Rebecca Sudworth, says the ...
The Archives of Disease in Children reported that 21 children aged 2-6 were sent to hospitals unconscious in the U.K. and ...
A study has revealed a worrying link between frozen slushies and glycerol intoxication syndrome, which can leave small ...
A popular summertime treat could contain hidden dangers to kids’ health, a new study cautions. Researchers at University ...
Health experts warn against slushy drinks for young kids after alarming hospitalizations linked to glycerol intoxication.
Some new research breaks down cases of glycerol intoxication syndrome in children after consuming slushies. Here's what ...
Public health advice on the safe consumption of glycerol-containing slush ice drinks, also known as slushees, may need ...
Glycerol is not only in the popular children's drink - the additive can be found in a wide range of common household foods ...
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Don't give slushies to under-8s, doctors and scientists warnGLYCEROL IN SLUSHIES can make children sick, and should not be consumed until children are at least eight years old, ...
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