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Can drinking too much caffeinated or sugary drinks cause manic symptoms?
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Yes, sugar and: caffeine can trigger mania, especially in someone prone to it. Eliminating sugar is a good idea for anyone and perhaps especially so for you. Caffeine is next. Some folks use it to get their day going and then avoid it the rest of the day. Peace and good health.
Answered 6/30/2019
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