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What happens if we increase caffein intake?.....
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Nervousness: Increasing caffeine a lot can lead to being nervous or anxious, jittery, faster heart beat, increased blood pressure, mildly upset stomach with possible loose stools, sleeplessness, and mild dehydration. Caffeine is actually an insecticide developed by plants to keep bugs away. It is absolutely fine for a healthy person in moderation, but use too much and you can have some of above issues.
Answered 9/9/2013
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