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What Happens In A Caffeine Overdose

May 19, 202013 minSeason 1Ep. 5
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Max recommended amount of caffeine per day is 400mg.

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Some caffeine is OK. 1-2 cups of coffee can generally be ok.  Unreasonably large amounts of caffeine NOT OK.  


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