@dailymail: A distraught mother has warned of the dangers of energy drinks after her 'super healthy' 28-year-old daughter died of a heart attack. Katie Donnell of Florida took a caffeine supplement, followed by up to three energy drinks a day as well as the occasional coffee, in order to fuel her workouts. The teacher was 'rarely' seen without an energy drink in her hands, and would buy a four-pack every two to three days, according to her boyfriend. In August 2021, while out with friends, she suddenly fell unconscious, her eyes 'rolling into the back of her head.' Her mother said, 'She was left for 10 days in a medically induced coma but she never woke up. Whenever she tried to wake up she was having seizures. Then her body started to fail.' After an anxious bedside vigil, the family decided to switch off Donnell's life support machine. Read the full story on DailyMail.com. Link in bio. 📷 Kennedy News and Media #news #florida #energydrink #rip

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