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What are common physiological effects of caffeine consumption?
Mithashona
Could get withdrawal symptoms because caffeine is like a drug best thing to do if you were a big caffeine drinker before is to keep some Pepsi around and for the first week of quiting when you start to get headaches just drink a little bit of Pepsi or take Excedrin for your headaches cuz it also contains caffeine but you will regret it if you stop cold turkey because you will get a lot of headaches
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∙ 15y agoCaffeine is a diuretic and stimulates the nervous system.
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