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Could hydroxycut affect the cardiac status.can it be used after angina?
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Yes and no: Some hydroxycut preparations contain caffeine, and caffeine definitely can have an effect on the heart: palpitations! I do not know of any literature confirming antianginal effects using hydroxycut.
Answered 4/17/2014
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