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https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/energy-drinks

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Quitting cold turkey. This involves quitting energy drinks all at once, but it may result in withdrawal symptoms. That said, it may help your body recover from an energy drink addiction faster than tapering your intake.

Tapering your intake. This involves reducing your energy drink intake slowly and methodically until you’re able to quit. Though it takes longer, it typically can help you avoid withdrawal symptoms.

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The era of energy drink started during 1962 with Lipovitan D by a company named Taisho in Japan. Lipovitan D had extra caffeine and vitamins and was marketed as medicinal tonics. The addition of taurine and niacin in the drink was to enhance and improve energy and concentration.

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Signs of the Addiction/Withdrawal Symptoms?

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Signs of the Addiction/Withdrawal Symptoms?

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strong craving

A mental image of drinking energy drinks

the inability to control your energy drink intake

headaches, fatigue, irritability, difficulty concentrating, and a depressed mood

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-Caffeine acts on your nervous system and stops your brain from picking up the chemicals that calm you down or make you sleepy.
-In reasonable amounts, the drug is an effective mechanism for improving focus and keeping you awake and alert.

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EFFECTS OF DRUG ON BODY AND OVERDOSE EFFECTS

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EFFECTS OF DRUG ON BODY AND OVERDOSE EFFECTS

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-seizures
-diabetes
-cardiac abnormalities
- mood
-behavioral disorders

-Symptoms of a caffeine overdose can include:

very fast or irregular heartbeat

-Shakiness

-feeling sick or vomiting

-Confusion

-panic attack

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-33.85% of the US respondents aged 18–29 claim they consume energy drinks regularly.
-An impressive 42.32% of the US respondents aged 30–49 consume energy drinks.

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An energy drink is a type of drink containing stimulant compounds, usually caffeine, which is marketed as providing mental and physical stimulation

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-Energy drinks are widely promoted as products that increase energy and enhance mental alertness and physical performance.
-One is sold in containers similar in size to those of ordinary soft drinks, such as a 16-oz. bottle.
-The other kind, called “energy shots,” is sold in small containers holding 2 to 2½ oz. of concentrated liquid. Energy comes from Japan.