A woman claims Panera Bread's highly-caffeinated 'charged' lemonade gave her 'permanent' cardiac injuries, in a 3rd customer lawsuit about the beverage

• A woman says she has "permanent cardiac injuries" after drinking Panera's caffeinated lemonade, NBC reported.
• She said in a lawsuit that she drank two-and-a-half cups and now experiences brain fog, palpitations, and body shakes.
• It's the third lawsuit against Panera over its Charged Lemonade since October.

A new lawsuit against Panera Bread claims that a woman has "permanent cardiac injuries" after drinking its caffeinated Charged Lemonade, NBC and other outlets reported.