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Drank mcdonalds frappe on empty stomach. its heightened my anxiety and gave me slight nausea. is this normal?
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Depending: on the flavor of McDonald's frappe, it may contain a significant amount of caffeine. If you've already taken caffeine in your diet prior to drinking it, it can heighten your sense of jitteriness, and hence anxiety, as well as worsened reflux and nausea. Water is healthier.
Answered 5/4/2015
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