By Voice of the Mirror Anyone who cares about the health of our children should be alarmed by the craze for energy drinks. Studies have shown these high-caffeine and high-sugar drinks can affect pupils’ performance and behaviour in class. Research has also linked them to headaches, sleep problems, anorexia and heart issues. Despite the risks, they are drunk by more than two-thirds of 10- to 17-year-olds and a quarter of those aged six to nine. It is hard not to conclude we are allowing a generation to be poisoned in plain sight. A Government consultation in 2019 found overwhelming support for …