There is No Coffee Effect On Alcohol!

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oi-Staff

Tuesday, December 15, 2009, 14:14

Contrary to the popular belief, a cup of coffee do not negate the effects of alcohol. A study conducted using mouse model has shown that popular caffeinated drinks do not reverse the impact of alcohol.

The myth on coffee having alcohol neutralising power has been rejected, because it can lead to disastrous outcomes.

People who have consumed only alcohol, feel tired or intoxicated and are likely to acknowledge that they are drunk. Conversely, people who have consumed both alcohol and caffeine may feel awake and competent enough to handle potentially harmful situations, such as driving while intoxicated or placing themselves in dangerous social situations.

During the study, researchers found that caffeine made mice more alert but did not reverse the learning problems caused by alcohol, including their ability to avoid things they should have known could hurt them.

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