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Moderate alcohol consumption, including vodka, is generally not harmful to healthy kidneys; however, excessive drinking can lead to kidney damage and other health issues. Alcohol can dehydrate the body, which may strain the kidneys as they work to filter blood. Individuals with pre-existing kidney conditions should be particularly cautious and consult a healthcare professional regarding alcohol intake. Overall, moderation is key.
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What is a good substitute for vanilla vodka in a cocktail recipe?
A good substitute for vanilla vodka in a cocktail recipe is regular vodka mixed with a small amount of vanilla extract.
Is vodka and apple juice good?
you will get drunk
What are the chief exports of Russia?
vodka lumber paper
How do you serve grey goose vodka?
Mountain Dew and vodka are the best! It is called a Dewdriver. Mixing orange juice and vodka is called a screwdriver. So in my opinion, mountain dew and vodka is the best.
Is barley water benificial to the kidneys?
Yes. Barley water is good for Kidneys as well as good for urinary infections.
What happens when you mix vodka and blue powerade?
it can become a bubbly solution, but it tastes really good. the consistency can be affected, but the overall taste is good. it depends on the flavor of the vodka and powerade.
Can you mix vodka 7up?
The good thing about vodka is, compared to most other drinks it is reletively flavourless which means you can mix it with almost anything. Vodka & 7up wouldn't taste bad at all.
How would whipped chocolate vodka and cream soda be?
good.
Are the kidneys protected by the kidney?
That is good question! Your kidneys are not protected by the skeleton. Kidneys can be readily accessed below the twelfth rib, lateral to the spine.
Do strawberry vodka go good with sweet tea?
In my personal opinion, no.
Is sunflower seeds good for kidneys?
Not sure but they are good anyway,as many are.
Could vodka save your life?
Yes it can. A man in Australia accidently drank Anti freeze which contains a deadly toxin Ethylene glycol and if you injest only a 3 to 4 ounces it can kill you. The man was rushed to the hospital and was immediately given hospital grade alcohol intravenously. The basic reason for this is the alcohol travels to the kidneys and prevents the ethylene glycol from being absorbed by the kidneys, thus preventing irreversible damage. Unfortunately the hospital ran out of hospital grade alcohol and had to improvise by using a substitute--Vodka from the liquor store. That's how vodka was able to save a person's life.
