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Tried using fat blaster shakes to lose some weight, first week was fine but second week im getting anxiety attacks, is this related to the shakes?
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Fat Blaster: Fat blaster contains caffeine, and too much caffeine can cause anxiety, insomnia, elevated blood pressure, palpitations, restlessness and irritability. The anxiety attacks you mention could be related to the shakes. You may want to stop using them for awhile to see if the attacks stop.
Answered 3/18/2014
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