Just remember that, as with everything, moderation is key.
For some people, too much caffeine can have a negative impact on anxiety.
“If a person is prone to feeling anxious or has multiple stressors, know that over-caffeination causes an increased cortisol response and can lead to adrenal fatigue, a recipe for persistent stress and burnout, not to mention sleep issues,” said licensed clinical psychologist
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