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"Caffeine-laden sweets may prove more trick than treat if they end up in your kid&amp;#039;s Halloween bag. Mars recently released limited-edition Snickers Charged, which packs 60 milligrams of caffeine, and Jelly Belly Candy Co. now sells Extreme Sport Beans, with 50 milligrams per one-ounce bag. Both approach the 80 milligrams in a Red Bull Energy Drink. Not terrified of a tween who can&amp;#039;t sleep? Over time, &amp;quot;Caffeine is habit-forming, causes hyperactivity, and increases blood pressure,&amp;quot; says pediatrician John Mangoni, M.D. This candy is marketed to grown-ups but may be sold near its tamer counterparts, so be sure to sort through your kid&amp;#039;s haul. Learn what every parent needs to know about caffeinated candy:      "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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