SPOKANE — Energy drinks are popular among teenagers, but one family says these drinks led to their daughter’s death.
A family in Texas has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a popular energy drink brand, claiming the drink is marketed toward teens and did not warn about health risks.
Dr. Matthew Loh, a pediatrician from MultiCare, says teenagers should be drinking less than 100 milligrams of caffeine a day. Energy drinks like Alani Nu have more than double that amount…