Amber S asked:
i was researching and i happened to come across something that said one of the side affects of drinking too much energy drinks is that it can give you seizures…is that true?
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yes probably. it sounds reasonable because of the extra energy and sometime therefore electrical impulses that can be sent to the brain.
It can cause that, especially if you have a history of seizures. It is the cause of about 300 deaths per year “overdosing” them because of the amount of vitamin B energy, caffeine, tourrene, and all of that other stuff that speeds up the effects of caffeine.
Just be careful when you drink them to know when you should stop, and if you have history of seizures, ask your doctor.
Energy drinks are an artificial solution that is not even close to being the best way to get energy. If you really want more energy, sleep more and eat better foods. i actually heard eating an apple in the morning is more effective at boosting energy than drinking a cup of coffee.