In a recent health study, researchers concluded that people who consume energy drinks regularly exhibit significantly higher levels of anxiety compared to those who do not. This has led some health professionals to suggest that energy drinks may contribute to heightened anxiety levels.
However, this conclusion has sparked a debate. Critics argue that the study did not account for the prior anxiety levels of the participants before they began consuming energy drinks. They claim that individuals with pre-existing anxiety are more likely to consume such drinks to cope with their symptoms, thus making the researchers' conclusion flawed.