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I heard that b vitamins speed up heart rate similar to caffeine. could this be bad for your heart?
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Generally no: B vitamins affect metabolism and nervous system function but do not have alpha/beta effects that is the cause of heart rate up/down with certain meds/herbs.
Answered 1/31/2013
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