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  Point: make your point (topic sentence directly related to key idea in
                                thesis)
                               Evidence: support your point with evidence and examples
                               Explain: explain how the evidence supports your point
                               Link: link this point to the next point (for the last body paragraph,
                                conclude the paragraph)


                                                    Introductory Paragraph
                               Hook: Energy drinks are a significant public health problem.



                  Discussion of topic/Connection to text: Realize that energy drinks are dangerous for the health.

                  Thesis Statement: Health risks, legal precedent and financial implications are the issues that
                  represent Energy drinks.

                                                   Body Paragraph 1

                  Point (topic sentence): high blood pressure and high heart palpitations

                  Evidence: A recent report by the World Health Organization says that Energy drinks or
                  beverages represent a significant public health problem.


                  Explanation: Energy drinks can produce high blood pressure and high heart palpitations with
                  cardiac problems.

                  Link (transition): and, but, for, that, who, in fact.


                  Evidence:
                                    -  Take the case of 14-year-old Anais Fournier, who died from a heart
                                        attack in December 2011 after consuming Monster Energy.
                                    -  Lanna Hamann, a 16 year old girl who went into cardiac arrest in June
                                        2014 after guzzling Red Bull.


                  Explanation:  compare two issues with the same consequences.

                  Link: Moreover, while, for example.



                                                   Body Paragraph 2

                  Point (topic sentence): Another argument in favour of restricting access to these beverages is
                  simply financial.


                  Evidence:
                                    -  Most energy drinks cost about $2 per serving.
                                    -  Taking a broader perspective on this issue researches estimate that you
                                        spent $2.3 billion on energy drinks in 2013.

                  Explanation: A quick buzz is not worth the cost to their bodies or their wallets.
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