Children Under Four May Suffer Reaction To Slushie Ingredient

Recently two children were admitted to hospital with reactions.

Children under the age of four shouldn't be given slushie-type drinks because of possible reactions to a key ingredient.

Glycerol is used to stop icy drinks from freezing solid - but it can cause headaches and sickness in very young kids.

Public health experts say there were two recent cases in Scotland where youngsters were admitted to hospital due to glycerol intoxication.

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