Austin (left) and Ted Wallis (right) suddenly fell ill after enjoying the popular sweet treat (Picture: Kennedy news) Two young brothers were left ‘looking lifeless’ after eating a slushy.

A mum who says her toddler went 'floppy and unconscious' minutes after drinking a slushy is now urging kids to steer clear - believing the 'poisonous' iced drink should be banned for under-12s.

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So, opt for natural, fruit-based slushies with no added sugar or artificial additives. The safe amount of slushy consumption depends on the ingredients and age group, especially for children. Slushies ...

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Moore was later told that her 4-year-old was suffering from glycerol toxicity as a result of consuming the slush ice drink, which contained the sweetener glycerol. Many slushies contain glycerol ...

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Parents have been warned that slush ice drinks, or slushies, can be harmful to children under the age of eight due to one ingredient after a string of hospitalisations. Doctors have alerted ...

Marnie Moore, 4, was at a children’s party when she suddenly went ‘pale and unresponsive’ after her mum Kim, 35, bought her a refullable slushy. Marnie was taken to Burnley General Teaching ...

Slush ice drinks containing glycerol, popularly called slushies, are harmful to children under eight years of age, doctors warn in a new study after a string of hospitalisations in the US and the UK.

A four year-old girl was left 'floppy and unconscious' after suffering a life-threatening reaction to popular slushy drinks. Marnie Moore, from Lancashire, was rushed to hospital where she receive ...