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Nepal advises children, pregnant women to avoid energy drinks

Nepal’s food safety regulator has urged children, pregnant and postpartum women, people with diabetes and those sensitive to caffeine to avoid energy drinks, while advising other eligible consumers to limit their intake to no more than two cans a day.

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Nepal advises children, pregnant women to avoid energy drinks
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