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A member asked:
I'm a 19 years old male and last month i drank 3 cans of monster in just one day. what's gonna happen to me?
A doctor has provided 1 answer
Monster Drink OD: Nothing is going to happen to you but I can tell you if you drink these beverages in large amounts on a daily basis, over time you are at risk for gaining weight, getting dental cavities, and with such large amounts of caffeine at one time, can have heart palpatations or even worse (if you have underlying cardiovascular disease). I would avoid these drinks as they have no nutritional value.
Answered 9/26/2015
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