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It depends on how many you drink. All energy drinks speed up your heart rate ad if you drink alot of them in a small period of time your heart rate could uncontrollably race to where it overwhelms it and that could cause a heart attack.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoIf your body doesn't handle sugar well (you have pre-Diabetes, diabetes, hypoglycemia), you may cause other problems to your system in the short term.
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Can drinking alcohol give you a heart attack?
yes
Can alcohol pickle your heart?
No. However, drinking in moderation reduces the risk of heart attack by about 40%.
Do you have to attack defense monsters before you attack attack monsters?
No, not at all. You can attack their attack position monsters first if you want.
Does your heartb speed up if you drink monsters mothers?
yes it speeds your heart by 3x and can some times be the cause of a heart attack
How does alcohol effect the heart?
Drinking alcohol in moderation greatly improves heart health and significantly reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke.
How do children get heart attacks?
Children can get a heart attack by eating to much candy, chips and drinking too many sodas.
Can drinking brake fluid cause a heart attack or a stroke?
Consider milk instead. It's safer. Brake fluid is not recommended for drinking. It may cause your heart to stop suddenly.
A study in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says drinking tea is beneficial after what?
HEART ATTACK
How do you attack players in backyard monsters?
Attck players.Use your monsters housing and your hatchery to produce monsters then click 'map' click 'attack' then attack other players
Why do guards attack monsters in oblivion?
Because they attack the guards.They attack the monsters for a simple reason; to defend the civilians.
What is the duration of All Monsters Attack?
The duration of All Monsters Attack is 1.15 hours.
What is the duration of Attack of the Crab Monsters?
The duration of Attack of the Crab Monsters is 1.03 hours.
