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*Although little is known about the safety of long-term use of acerola extract, there is some concern that oral intake of acerola may cause certain side effects (including nausea, diarrhea, headache, redness of skin and kidney stones).*Some people have reported adverse reactions to eating acerola cherries, including upset stomachs, sleeplessness, and insomnia. Too many acerola cherries can also cause diarrhea. The high levels of vitamin C can also be dangerous if you suffer from gout, as it can boost levels of uric acid. Other than that, acerola cherries are not commonly known as an allergenic food.