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Caffeine Toxicity in a Bodybuilder

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Specialty Emergency Medicine
Date 1998 Jun 25
PMID 9639188
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Abstract

Substance abuse is well documented among bodybuilders and weight lifters keen to enhance their performance. A case is described of abuse of caffeine to toxic levels by an amateur bodybuilder and is believed to be the first documented case of such recreational abuse.

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