Caffeine is one of the most commonly used stimulants across the United States. This includes coffee, sodas, energy drinks, and even chocolate. Professionals said it has become such a big part of our ...

Lachlan Foote, 21, made himself a protein shake on New Year’s Day in 2018 then blacked out in the bathroom of his family’s home. “Lachlan Foote’s death was an absolute tragedy and our government is ...

St. Petersburg, Florida – A local group has issued a warning to parents following the death of a teenager, who passed away after consuming power caffeine powder. "It's legal so you'd assume it can't ...

CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- A US Senator from Ohio is trying to ban caffeine powder across the country. Currently Ohio is the only state that bans the sale of it. Senator Sherrod Brown (D)-OH, along with an ...

COLUMBUS – Pure powdered caffeine could not be sold in Ohio under legislation headed Wednesday to the governor’s desk, more than a year after a teenager overdosed on the stimulant and died days before ...

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This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. COLUMBUS, Ohio — A legislative panel in Ohio ...

WASHINGTON >>The Food and Drug Administration is building a legal case against companies that sell pure powdered caffeine, which can be fatal even in small doses. The FDA warned consumers to avoid ...

It’s widely available, cheap and increasingly popular, and just a single teaspoon of this fitness supplement powder is enough to quickly kill you. The unrestricted availability of the substance and ...

In the early hours of New Year’s Day last year when Lachlan Foote returned home from a fairly tame night out with friends, he kissed his mom goodbye and made himself a protein shake. Not long after, ...

A bill to ban sales of powdered alcohol and pure caffeine products in Ohio is poised for a final vote in the state Senate.The proposal would make it a misdemeanor offense to sell products consisting ...