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Was it safe for me to drink caffeine from about 16 years of age heavily like espressos and coffee and red bull to now im 21 i know online they said it stunts brain development . so have i done some damage?
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There is no significant risk of brain damage from excess caffeine.
Answered 11/6/2022
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Ignore "Dr. Google", as caffeinated beverages have NEVER been shown to cause brain damage.
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