Think Red Bull will let you party longer? That’s just an urban myth, according to a new Brazilian study.<br />
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Energy drinks like Red Bull — which contain caffeine and other stimulants — have gained popularity in recent years. A handful of studies have fueled a theory that energy drinks can delay the depressive effects of alcohol.<br />
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But the drinks don’t contain enough caffeine to do that, writes researcher Maria Lucia O. Souza Formigoni, PhD, a psychobiologist with the Federal University of Sao Paulo in Brazil.<br />
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