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Bad Habits that May Cause Anxiety and Illness

By KSEE Sales
February 4, 2013 Updated Feb 4, 2013 at 5:56 PM PDT

An article published by the American Academy of Pediatrics explores the impact of these highly-caffeinated drinks, on adolescents. Researchers say caffeine, in large amounts may increase the risk for anxiety, insomnia, dehydration, digestive and cardiovascular problems in teens.

They suggest other pediatricians routinely ask teens about their energy drink consumption and discuss the possible risks.

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