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… clear of energy drinks and energy shots, which can contain much more caffeine than a strong cup of coffee.Weight loss supplements can also contain caffeine, and an overdose could cause serious — and potentially deadly …
… that may promote weight loss,” she says.Coffee and green teaTo avoid excessive doses and possible side effects, Matteo advises steering clear of supplements containing caffeine or green tea extract. Instead, enjoy a couple of …
… include:Constipation.Drowsiness and sedation.Dry mouth.Frequent urination.Hypothyroidism.Itching.Lower libido.Nausea and vomiting.Sweating.Weight loss.More serious side effects of kratom use can include:Addiction.Anorexia.Cardiac issues, such as heart …
… or throwing a blood clot (venous thromboembolism) — another potentially deadly side effect.That’s a LONG list of complications to risk for the sake of weight loss — especially when the weight loss plan is ineffective …
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… multivitamin.Vitamin B6 in high doses can cause irreversible nerve damage. Other side effects include:Ataxia (loss of control of body movements).Nausea and vomiting.Heartburn.Sensitivity to light.Vitamin CWhen most people think of …
… adding a tablespoon to a mug of warm water,” Czerwony advises. “This cuts down on the amount of acid hitting your teeth and throat.”Other possible side effects include:Low potassium levels: There are very …
Sure, you know that coffee comes from coffee beans. But how often do you really register that word, “beans”? That hot beverage you sip every morning is actually made from plants — and like so many …
A famous animated crab once sang, “The seaweed is always greener in somebody else’s lake.” But you don’t have to be a musically gifted crustacean to reap the benefits of sea moss, which …
Read the label on any energy drink and you’ll likely find green tea extract among the ingredients working to give you extra zip. But is this so-called “natural energy booster” really a fatigue …
“Bitter” isn’t typically a glowing descriptor, but the benefits of digestive bitters might make you reconsider the word. Long used in traditional Chinese medicine, it’s pretty much exactly what it sounds like …
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