Oliver Wood, 12, complained of suffering chest pains after consuming the equivalent of 20 coffees or around 25 cans of Red Bull in 24 hours as his mum said she 'feared he would die' Anne-Marie Willis feared her son Oliver, 12, would die (Image: Anne-Marie Willis / SWNS)

A young boy was rushed to hospital with chest pain after he ate more than 50 pieces of Tyson Fury 'Furocity' caffeine chewing gum in a single day. Oliver Wood, 12, bought four packs for just £1 at Farmfoods while out with his friends, believing they were conventional chewing gums. ‌

He unknowingly consumed a staggering 2,000mg of caffeine – equivalent to 20 coffees or around 25 cans of Red Bull – in 24 hours. Worried Oliver confessed to mum Anne-Marie Willis, 35, he was experiencing chest pains and felt "sha

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