Drinking red bull is easy to get cardiovascular disease.
According to Singapore's Lianhe Zaobao on August 16, Willoughby of the Cardiovascular Research Center of the Royal Adelaide Hospital in Australia pointed out that red bull drinks make people's blood sticky, which is a precursor to heart disease and stroke. The research team recruited 30 adults to drink a 250 ml can of sugar-free red bull and tested whether their cardiovascular system was different one hour before and after drinking. The results show that normal people will have symptoms related to cardiovascular disease after drinking red bull.
Ritter, a spokeswoman for the Australian Red Bull manufacturer, said that the Austrian headquarters would evaluate the report, but she pointed out that the report did not explain the difference between drinking red bull and drinking a cup of coffee.
A can of red bull contains 80 milligrams of caffeine, which is similar to a cup of ordinary coffee.