He took 6 boxes of energis a day for 6 months: that's how his teeth stayed | Chronic

A resident of Margate, England, 21, said that because of his reliance on an energy drink, his teeth were rotten.

Vinnie Pyner He began taking energy regularly as soon as he entered the second year of the university where he studied programming in September 2017.

The boy said that this unhealthy practice had helped him focus on the topics and cope with the stress, pressure and fatigue that he had experienced while writing codes computer.

And although his anxiety led him to consume at least 3 cans a day, in a short time, this emotional imbalance led him to buy "Packs" half a dozen, because that way he also saved because he had a discount to take that amount.

The manufacturers of the product, whose half-liter container contains 54 grams of sugar and 160 milligrams of caffeine, warn that the label should not exceed 1.36 liter per day, but Pyner ended up drink up to three liters of the energy drink during one day And while he was not doing it, he would start to experience the caffeine-related withdrawal symptoms, such as headache and severe muscle pain.

Despite brushing his teeth, the young man began to feel intense tooth pain every time he chewed his food twice a day.

Until March 2018, he took a bite of an apple and heard something that was cracking in his mouth, only to discover that his four upper incisors had fallen off.

A visit to the dentist then revealed that the complete dentition of the chicop was practically rotten. The specialist told him that he would need 24 dental fillings and several implants, which will cost him around £ 2,000 ($ 2,550).