27-03-2005 01:54									#61
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Ahh so it doesn't make you drunker, but sicker!

	27-03-2005 02:01									#62
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quote: MYTH: Switching between beer, wine, and liquor will make you drunker. FACT: Mixing types of drinks may make you sicker by upseting your stomach, but not more intoxicated. Alcohol is alcohol.

thanks

	27-03-2005 02:09									#63
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quote: Originally posted by Atahualpa Ahh so it doesn't make you drunker, but sicker!

Maybe, depending on your stomach. But the important point is that it doesn't matter what order either, it's the ingredients that matter.

	27-03-2005 02:24									#64
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Yeah sure
So I should trust about.com more than my grandpa?

	27-03-2005 02:54									#65
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Is your grandpa a scientist who oserved brain activity?

	27-03-2005 03:17									#66
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yes

	27-03-2005 04:14									#67
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Did he make scientific experiments about the effects of alcohol, in particular with the order of ingestion?

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of course!

	27-03-2005 08:08									#69
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There actually is logic behind "Beer then liquor, never sicker, liquor then beer, never fear." If you get drunk on beer, and switch to liquor, you are more likley to drink more than you should than the other way around, because of volume.

	27-03-2005 10:29									#70
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Actually, Che has a point. It's the problem of alchohol and diets - alchohol reduces inhibitions. So if you are drinking liquor second, your inhibitions are down due to your initial drinks. Depending on how drunk you are, the only limitiing factor may be volume and the social factors affecting that. Given that premise, you best bet after a couple of drinks is to switch to near-beer, that abomination created due to dry counties in the United States. Of course, then you get to ask the question - what's the point.

	27-03-2005 11:12									#71
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quote: Originally posted by Boris Godunov http://alcoholism.about.com/od/about/a/aa040615.htm MYTH: Switching between beer, wine, and liquor will make you drunker. FACT: Mixing types of drinks may make you sicker by upseting your stomach

While I agree that alcohol is alcohol, your stomach does not get upset from different combinations of drinks.

	27-03-2005 11:17									#72
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Don't different drinks have different absorbtion rates?

	27-03-2005 11:20									#73
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I have to admit I am extremley biased against alchohol.

But I'm a big square also.

Except for my BAD ASS RAPPING ABILITY

	27-03-2005 11:22									#74
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I'm against alcohol during the week. During the week I work out hardcore. At weekend I get trashed, seems like a fair deal.

	27-03-2005 11:29									#75
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Player,

There is actually some kinda lifting diet where you keep the carbs in check during the week, but then on the weekend you overdose on carbs, and it actually leans you out even more. I can't remember which diet this is. So it sounds like that works out for you even better.