Heart attack survivor who had 12 energy drinks a day aims to ban sales to kids
NY Post
A man who once downed a dozen energy drinks per day is warning parents to be sure their children avoid the “dangerous” beverages.
Lee Kamen, 55, has embarked on a campaign for kids’ health after discovering his daughter Summer, 10, had managed to purchase a Monster energy drink at a convenience store next to her elementary school. Kamen was once known to consume eight to 12 energy drinks per day. The owner of Vault Bar in Hull, United Kingdom, has said that his demanding work led him to drink the energy-boosting bevs constantly “to keep me going,” he told Hull Daily.
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