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A member asked:
Is drinking 7-8 cans of soda a day too much sugar and caffeine for one day (in general)? what can happen if it is too much?
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Yes: Many things , one of them increased pulse heart rate and anxiety.This is excessive and it is better to cut down on u consumption before something bad can happen.
Answered 5/3/2016
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