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Can red bull cause heart problems or raise the risk of a heart attack?
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In excess yes: Any of these stimulant drinks can cause problems if taken excessively especially if person hasn’t eaten or is dehydrated, or has lack of sleep or excessive fatigue.Everything in moderation
Answered 7/23/2019
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