STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF ENERGY DRINKS ON THE MORPHOMETRIC STATUS OF THE DUDEON WALL OF EXPERIMENTAL RATS

Energy drinks (EI) are soft drinks that contain a large amount of caffeine and some psychoactive
substances, including taurine amino acid, glucuronolactone and plant extracts - ginseng, guarana, vitamin
B group. Energy drinks are products that stimulate and excite the human central nervous system, causing a
feeling of freshness, increased work capacity and activity. Energy drinks have become a real lifesaver for
young people preparing for exams, for corporate workers who can't turn in their work on time, for athletes,
for achieving success, for fitness training, and for tired drivers, in short, for those who are tired but want to
feel refreshed and full of energy.