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Is it okay to drink caffeinated drinks after taking supplements, and is it true caffeine make supplements ineffective right after taking them?
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Not sure.: The answer depends mostly on what kind of supplement you are taking and why you are taking it. Especially if the supplements contain some sort of stimulant, it may be a bad idea to combine the two.
Answered 2/5/2019
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