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I drink 1 250ml can of red bull per day.i've got small, reddish spots on my skin in various places.is there a connection? if i stop will they go away?
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1 way 2 know.: There's really one way to know if the Red Bulls are related. Stop drinking them for a while - several days - and see what happens. If the spots go away, great. If not, then these spots deserve more investigation.
Answered 2/29/2016
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