>The kid is drinking coke-————————loaded with caffeine-————what the hell does that have to do with sugar?????????????
Random web hit:
Coffee Versus Coca-Cola. If you’re cutting back on caffeine, Coca-Cola is the clear choice. The soft drink contains 5 milligrams of caffeine per ounce, while the diet version contains just 3.75 milligrams per 12 ounces. This compares to anywhere from 12 to 30 milligrams of caffeine per ounce of coffee.Oct 3, 2017
Coffee has a much larger hit of caffeine than coke and I’ve never seen anyone act like those kids did from a Coffee. Caffeine takes 10 minutes to kick in. What you were seeing is all sugar.
“Coffee has a much larger hit of caffeine than coke”
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Of course it has,but very small children don’t drink coffee.
This was a small child,low body weight, getting a “hit” of caffeine.
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