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He referenced the European Food Safety Authority, which conducts food-chain risk assessments for the European Union: They have unequivocally concluded there are no synergistic effects between the various ingredients that are contained in energy drinks. When asked for a comment, the European agency pointed to its 2015 report, and a spokesperson explained the findings: In general, the combination of substances typically found in energy drinks would not affect the safety of single doses of caffeine up to 200 mg. Individuals who might drink a 16-ounce can of Rockstar or a 24-ounce can of Monster containing 240 mg of caffeine plus other stimulants were not considered by the analysis
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