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Added caffeine is dangerous

Added caffeine is dangerous

Not all caffeine is natural, such as caffeine found in sodas and energy drinks.

Added caffeine is made synthetically and can damage your health worse than natural caffeine. Synthetic or added caffeine is also found in painkillers and prescription drugs, making it easier to overdose on. 

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