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Young rugby player, 19, dies in his sleep after drinking high caffeine energy drink Animal Rage to keep him alert during his training
Joshua Merrick, from Manchester, did two-hour weightlifting session then went to bed in Glasgow hotel during work trip with his father
Joshua was found dead in his hotel bed the next morning by a colleague
Andrew Merrick told the inquest his son liked Animal Rage energy drink which has high levels of caffeine and claims to boost athletes' performance
Doctor told inquest she could not rule out caffeine as contributory factor
Joshua had an enlarged heart, possibly as a result of over-exercising
Coroner said he did not believe the drink played a part in Joshua's death
Verdict: death by natural causes
By Harriet Arkell
PUBLISHED: 10:00 GMT, 4 February 2014 | UPDATED: 16:23 GMT, 4 February 2014
A teenage rugby player who died in his sleep had been boosting his workouts using a high caffeine energy drink called Animal Rage, an inquest heard.
Joshua Merrick, 19, from Manchester, had just completed an intensive fitness medical to join the Royal Navy and was on a work trip to Glasgow with his father when he was found dead in bed in a hotel room.
Tests after his death revealed he had an enlarged heart, which could have been caused by excessive exercise, a doctor told the hearing.
He had also been drinking the energy drink Animal Rage ahead of his workout.
Dr Gwen Ayers, who conducted the toxicology tests, said she could not rule out the possibility that high-caffeine drinks could have contributed to Joshua's death, but said it would depend on complications linked to his large heart.
Joshua, who played for the senior colts team at Burnage Rugby Club in Manchester, was working for his father, an electrical engineer, to earn some money during a break between college and joining the forces.
The inquest heard that he and his father, Andrew Merrick, booked into the Holiday Inn in Glasgow and then spent two hours lifting weights in January last year.
Joshua seemed fine when he said goodnight to his father and went to bed, but he failed to come down to breakfast the next morning, and did not answer his father's calls to his mobile phone. A colleague found him after knocking on his hotel room door.
The inquest was told the apparently healthy teenager had used the high energy drinks to help 'improve workouts and optimise focus.'
But although tests revealed he had an enlarged heart which could have been caused by excessive exercise only a moderate dose of caffeine was found in his system and it is not thought the drink played a part in his death.
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Richard Marshall wrote:Over training enlarges a heart. And that killed him. Learned something here. Sad news though, for someone to die so young.
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