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flag London doctor warns excessive energy drinks can damage kidneys due to high caffeine and sugar.

flag A London GP, Dr. Sermed Mezher, warns that excessive consumption of energy drinks can damage kidneys. flag He identifies three risks: high caffeine levels can raise blood pressure and have a diuretic effect causing dehydration, while high sugar can impact blood sugar, especially in those prone to diabetes. flag His warning is supported by a case study of a woman who developed kidney and liver problems after consuming many energy drinks. flag Moderate use is considered safe, but excessive consumption over time can be harmful.

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