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. Study Raises New Concerns Over How Energy Drinks Might Affect Veterans With PTSD Many veterans have experienced the side effects of high-caffeine energy drinks in order to stay awake during training and combat. Unfortunately, experts are now saying, “Anything over about 400mg of caffeine a day could lead to insomnia, rapid heartbeat and anxiety.” […]