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A popular summer treat could contain hidden dangers for children’s health, a new study warns.
Researchers from the University College Dublin carried out an examination of 21 children who fell ill between 2009 and 2024 after consuming a “glacial drink”.
A large majority of children, none of whom had pre -existing medical conditions, fell ill within the hour of the drink.
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Patients, who were 2 to 6 years old, all received medical treatment in the United Kingdom and Ireland.
A popular summer treat could contain hidden dangers for children’s health, a new study warns. (istock)
The most widespread symptoms included an acute decrease in consciousness, hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), metabolic acidosis (accumulation of lactic acid in blood circulation), pseudohypertriglyceridemia (highly high triglycerides) and hypokalaemia (low levels of potassium), according to results, BMJ newspapers.
“The children had a very weak blood sugar, were unconscious (one had a crisis) and had high lactate levels in their blood,” the author of the main study, an author of the study, a pediatrician at Fox News Digital, told Fox News Digital.
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“They had high levels of glycerol in their blood and urine when they are sick, who disappeared when they recovered. They restored well, but needed hospitalization and intravenous liquids.”
Researchers have concluded that consumption of ice drinks containing glycerol can cause syndrome called into a glycerol.
The majority of children (95%) did not have continuous symptoms after avoided drinks.
What is glycerol?
“Glycerol is used as a sweetener and to maintain the semi-on-controlled texture of certain ice drinks (not all),” said Crusll.
“It has been used more often in recent years as a sugar substitute,” she noted. “Large doses can be harmful to young children.”
Researchers have concluded that consumption of ice drinks containing glycerol can cause syndrome called into a glycerol. (istock)
The effect of a sudden illness after consuming a snowy drink had never been reported in the medical literature, noted Crushel.
This study had certain limits, recognized the researchers.
“The figures are small and include only the most sick children who have been brought to emergency services and who have been referred to specialists in hereditary metabolic disorders,” said Crushel.
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“They were referred because their symptoms were similar to those of certain rare metabolic diseases. We do not know the extent of children who can develop softer symptoms.”
The other limitation is that the amount of glycerol ingested in the various drinks of melted snow is unknown, she added.
Recommendations for parents
Crushell noted that melting melting snow drinks “do not transmit health benefits at any age” and are not recommended in the context of a healthy and balanced diet.
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The UK Food Standards Agency and the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) have both issued advice recommending that children 4 and under the use of consuming melting snow ice drinks containing glycerol, and for children of 5 years and until drinking them in moderation.
The researcher noted that melting melting snow drinks “do not transmit health benefits at any age” and are not recommended in the context of a healthy and balanced diet. (istock)
“The use of melting snow ice machines by children at home must be monitored,” advised Crushel. “Parents and tutors should check the ingredients of the syrups used to make melting snow at home for the presence of glycerol and follow the manufacturer’s instructions for use.”
The researchers hope that this new study could lead to the development of new policies and advice related to the ingestion of Glycerol.
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Fox News Digital contacted the US Food and Drug Administration and to a main manufacturer of Slush drinks requesting comments.
