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Redbull drinks are said to have cause long term health issues both mental and physical. It is labeled as an unhealthy 'habit' and cause negative consequences.

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ago by Newbie (280 points)

Red bull has many negative side effects including increased heart rate and blood pressure which can come with higher health risks according to Healthline. Red bull also contains an extreme amount of sugar which and oftentimes can result in higher risk for diabetes. This excessive intake of sugar can also cause cavities and tooth decay. A daily red bull can be extremely damaging to your kidney and liver because of the large amounts of vitamin b3. The caffeine in red bulls can be very addicting to some individuals causing them to want more which will increase all of these health risks. 

This claim is true and the more red bulls you intake regularly makes these risks more prominent. An occasional red bull here and there is okay but making it a habit can be damaging. 

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The Claim that Redbull is unhealthy to our bodies both physically and mentally is true.

According to the cited article by neuronews consistent redbull consumption can have a variety of negative health side effects like, anxiety, nausea, and substance abuse. Continued consumption of energy drinks like redbull put stress on the heart and can have long term and short term effects. Many other public news sources support this claim, like "healthline" who back the claims, and even highlight the negative effect that redbull can have on your teeth. The general guideline by health officials is that daily redbull consumption is harmful and should be avoided, however like most things, moderation is key and there are scenarios where redbull/energy drinks can do more good than bad. Some news outlets acknowledge there are positives of consuming these drinks like increased alertness and energy, but for the most part they all follow the general guidelines as stated before.
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