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ihlr-27182	O'Donnell, Jacob	America's Favorite Stimulant: An Argument for FDA Regulatory Control Over Caffeinated Products Labeled as Dietary Supplements Under the FDCA	2023	26	.pdf	application/pdf	11434	597	51	[Vol. 20:117 increased from thirteen to twenty percent, caffeine consumption affecting this dangerous cycle may influence widespread social implications such as increased anxiety, depression, irritability, and chronic fatigue.79 Research indicates that fatigue in the morning hours may result in higher caffeine consumption, ultimately disrupting subsequent sleeping patterns.80 This could be accomplished through explicitly listing the full amount of caffeine on caffeinated goods, cautioning against caffeine consumption by infants, children, and adolescents, and stating that chronic caffeine consumption can lead to health risks.201 This would be comparable to labeling practices utilized for tobacco products, which warn against risks of certain types of cancer and other diseases.202	cache/ihlr-27182.pdf	txt/ihlr-27182.txt