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A member asked:
Is sugar free redbull bad for my health? i have around 5/6 a day?
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Yes: Anything in excess can cause problems. Redbull has a lot of caffeine. It is not recommended that anyone have that many highly caffeinated drinks.
Answered 10/4/2016
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In a word, YES: You are abusing the beverage to keep you awake/focused/whatever. There have been rare cases of death from excess energy drink intake. At 23, if otherwise healthy, there is no reason to require this kind of stimulation, try switching all but 2/day (max) to caffineated soda, and then start swapping them out for decaf or water. If you can't stay awake/focused once "detoxed" then see a doctor.
Answered 11/18/2014
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