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What happens if you drink too much caffeine? (like multiple energy drinks etc.)
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TOO MUCH CAFFEINE: Here are some of the problems from too much caffeine: irregular or accelerated heartbeat. Dizziness, fever, facial flushing. Headaches, increased urination, hallucinations. Insomnia and restlessness. Jitteriness, vomiting, irritability. Insomnia. Cut down on your caffeine!
Answered 1/14/2019
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