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How much caffeine is safe to consume each day?
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Depends...: Caffeine is the most widely consumed "drug" in the world...And the amount that is safe varies quite a lot between people for a variety of reasons. You may either be tolerant or very susceptible to its effects. Generally speaking, the equivalent of 1-2 cups of coffee (about 100mg) a day is safe for most people. Of course, always ask your physician if you have concerns.
Answered 5/9/2016
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