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A member asked:
I just drank a lot of caffeine and i'm on zyprexa. i heard caffeine increases the time zyprexa stays in your system bc they both metabolize the same?
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Not dangerous : It can affect the metabolism but unless you are at dangerous levels of caffeine you are safe with the change in Zyprexa metabolism.
Answered 12/6/2016
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