Can You Kill Yourself by Drinking Energy Drinks?  By Will Smith
Caffeine isn't a new drug, but energy drinks are relatively new.
We investigate the relative toxicity of different caffeinated
beverages, from coffee to 5-Hour Energy.  It's happened to all
of us at some point or another. The sweaty, jittery, nervous
energy that comes when you've over-imbibed. No, I'm not talking
about booze. I'm talking about the unpleasant side effects of
consuming too much caffeine--the drug that powers early mornings
and late nights around the world.  Caffeine is one of the most
commonly used drugs in the world--it's in coffee, tea, most
sodas, energy drinks, and even chocolate. You may not have known
that, like other drugs, it's possible to overdose on caffeine.
The jitters, increased urination, shakes, and general anxiety
you get from drinking too much coffee are symptoms of the
caffeine intoxication, and not to be taken lightly.  No need to
fret though, for even the heaviest coffee drinker it's
difficult, if not impossibl