• One university student went viral when he showed people how he plans on staying awake to study
  • The TikTok video was alarming for some as they saw the surgeon in the making mix his own energy drink with Red Bull
  • Peeps were in awe as countless TikTok users warned the guy to slow down on the energy drink combo

Exam season is showing one varsity student flames. The man is handling the pressure with a Red Bull energy combo.

Online users were gobsmacked as the guy showed his energy drink recipe. The video of the guy got over 8 000 likes.

Man mixes Red Bull with multiple energy boosters

@re1iance on TikTok is studying to become a surgeon. To cope with exams, he added turbovite and bioplus into his can of red bull. Watch the video below:

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Clicks pharmacist warns against mixing redbull with energy boosters

People love to give feedback about people's food combos. Netizens commented that the student should be careful with his Red Bull recipes. Their concerns were confirmed by a Clicks pharmacist in Bloemfontein.

Speaking to Briefly News, the Clicks health worker said Red Bull and energy boosters have the exact same key ingredients, which are caffeine, biotin and a bit of alcohol. When you mix the two, it is essentially overdosing, and the kidney and liver can only take so much meaning long-term use can damage both organs. He said:

"One Red Bull or an energy booster already has enough ingredients and will not harm your body but mixing them is overdosage."

Here is what people had to say.

owethu novuka commented:

"Nizofa nina"

Ho.peyyyyy wrote:

"Just drink cold water, bathing."

ayandachiliza_ asked:

"Kanti are you saving the semester or saving your entire degree?"

Hear joked:

"Ehhh Fly high you will be missed️"

Happy day added:

"Going into cardiac arrest for exams is crazy "

ZianatheBanana wrote:

"Forget passing exams, what if you pass away?"

Climbing the walls: SA teachers want Prime Hydration banned from schools

Briefly News previously reported that the Prime hydration drink craze has teachers fed up because pupils seem unruly.

The National Association of School Governing Bodies has called for a ban on the energy drink that had youngsters in South Africa queuing for hours to purchase a bottle or two.

Matakanye stated that in some instances, learners were seen climbing on tables and chairs in a disorderly manner, which was surprising.

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