It can cause headaches, nausea and a decreased consciousness along with a sharp drop in blood sugar levels.
Children under eight shouldn't have slushie drinks containing glycerol according to new research.
A study by UCD found a growing number of kids are becoming unwell due to so-called "glycerol intoxication syndrome".
It can cause headaches, nausea and a decreased consciousness along with a sharp drop in blood sugar levels.
Paediatric Consultant Dr Suzanne Crowe says parents should be aware of the dangers.

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