Medication and Alcohol Interactions

Short term effects of smoking spice can include increased heart rate, nausea, anxiety, confusion, and lack of coordination. It can also lead to hallucinations, paranoia, and increased risk of accidents due to impaired judgment and reflexes.

Definitely not! For starters, using them in any way other than in a tub full of water is just plain stupid...but, if you are going to do it, no one can stop you...so, from my own personal experience with IV drugs, here's what I have to say:

"Bath Salts" are made with a base of Epsom Salts...in my "drug days", Epsom Salt was used to cut methamphetamine to make it stretch further and to cut down on the fatality of using the drug in it's pure form. Now, when snorted, smoked or eaten, the body digests the salts pretty normally, like any other type of salt, plus it gives you the runs...bad...but, if you inject anything into your blood stream that has Epsom Salt in it, you really screw up your system for at least a few hours, if not longer. This all depends on how fast your metabolism is. My experience, the one time I got meth cut with Epsom, was horrible. First of all, the blood, as soon as it was drawn into the syringe, began to congeal (clot) making it impossible to actually push it back into your vein through the needle. This happened because when blood is exposed directly to Epsom Salts, it causes a chemical reaction and it immediately begins to clot. IF you were actually able to get the blood and drug to inject without blowing up the syringe from the pressure (and possibly breaking the needle off in your arm, or worse), then you risk the blood clotting in your vein and traveling to your heart, brain or lungs, killing you. If you are lucky enough to escape that, then you end up with a massive rash all over your body that itches like hell and lasts for hours on end. It's basically an allergic reaction (hives) to the salt that you stupidly injected into your blood stream and it has now been cycled through your entire body and all of your veins and arteries. You completely waste your high because when the concentration of salt vs. the actual drug isn't right, you don't even get a rush. YOU JUST GET SICK AND POSSIBLY DIE!

You ask how I know these things??? I was stupid one too and I actually learned the hard way. I was one of the lucky ones that didn't blow out my arm and didn't get a blood cloth...I did, however, get the massive, almost 24 hour rash and wasted $150 to boot.

So, there's your answer, from someone who actually knows what the heck she's talking about. Don't be stupid.

Obvious symptoms of Alcoholism include slurred speech, dilated pupils, shaking hands or other extremities, and being constantly off-balance. Some of the lesser obvious symptoms of an alcohol problem include the unusual or unexplained need for money, injuries which the person won't or cannot explain, and unexplained change in personality and attitude.

The digestive sacs in cells that help to detoxify drugs and alcohol are called lysosomes. Lysosomes contain enzymes that break down and neutralize various substances, including drugs and alcohol, to help with their elimination from the body.

Food in the stomach can help to slow down the absorption of alcohol, but it doesn't completely soak it up. Eating a meal before or while consuming alcohol can help to reduce the rate at which alcohol enters the bloodstream, thereby reducing intoxication.

Metoprolol and Toprol XL can slow alcohol elimination by affecting liver metabolism. These medications can inhibit the liver enzyme ADH, which is responsible for breaking down alcohol, leading to a slower metabolism of alcohol in the body. This can result in higher blood alcohol levels and increased intoxication.

Green rubbing alcohol is commonly used as a disinfectant for cleaning and sanitizing surfaces. Its green color is due to the addition of a dye for easy identification. It is not typically used for medical purposes as it can be harsh on the skin.

The three major categories of funds are equity funds (investing in stocks), fixed-income funds (investing in bonds), and money market funds (investing in short-term, low-risk securities).

In 2019, there were 94 infants under the age of 1 killed in alcohol-related crashes in the United States.

Drinking rubbing alcohol can lead to severe health effects, including damage to the central nervous system, kidneys, liver, and respiratory system. It can cause symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, dizziness, confusion, and even coma or death. Rubbing alcohol is not safe for consumption and can be toxic if ingested.

To romance a man, show genuine interest and appreciation for him, engage in activities he enjoys, compliment him sincerely, and make an effort to create romantic moments together. Communication, emotional connection, and thoughtfulness are key to building a strong romantic bond.

Immediate Response: Some Christian teachings emphasize the importance of responding immediately upon understanding the message of salvation. This is often based on passages like 2 Corinthians 6:2, which says, “...Behold, now is the accepted time; behold, now is the day of salvation.” The idea here is that once one understands the call to salvation, there should be no delay in responding to God’s commands, given the unpredictable nature of life and the importance of being in a right relationship with God.

Baptism and Acts of Faith: In many Christian denominations, baptism is seen as an essential step in the process of salvation. Acts 2:38 says, "Repent and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, and you will receive the gift of the Holy Spirit." Thus, for those who have come to an understanding of the need for salvation, the act of baptism is often encouraged to be undertaken without undue delay as a public declaration of faith and obedience to Christ.

Reflective and Informed Decision: While the urgency of response is highlighted, some traditions also stress the importance of making a thoughtful, informed decision. This involves understanding the commitments being made and being genuinely prepared to live according to God's commands. In such contexts, while unnecessary delay is discouraged, a rush to action without adequate understanding and preparation is also cautioned against.

Lifelong Process: Many see obedience to God's commands not as a one-time act but as a lifelong journey of faith, learning, and growth. In this perspective, understanding and responding to God's call involves continuous reflection, prayer, and action throughout one's life.

Ultimately, the timing of one’s response to understanding scripture related to salvation is deeply personal and can be influenced by individual conviction, the guidance of religious leaders, and the teachings of one’s faith community. It's often advised for individuals to seek counsel and prayerfully consider their steps in light of their understanding and faith.

When you mix alcohol with coffee, the caffeine in the coffee can temporarily mask some of the effects of the alcohol, making you feel less intoxicated than you actually are. This can lead to excessive drinking and potentially dangerous situations because you may not realize how drunk you truly are. It's important to drink responsibly and be aware of the combined effects of alcohol and caffeine.

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No information for the lidocaine patch was found that suggests it affects alcohol levels in the body; however, it may cause drowsiness, dizziness, or blurred vision and using alcohol with it can make those side effects worse.

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60 percent alcohol = 120 proof. one percent = two proof.

Since this question involves 'proof' which is typically used to measure alcohol in distilled liquor, I need to point out some safety warnings.

At 120 proof, this is not something to drink 'straight'. That level and the even higher level of alcohol in 'Everclear' (190 proof) can actually 'burn' your skin by leaching water out of the skin cells. It is also flammable, some liquors of this level are used to 'flambe' food dishes.

When you start "needing" a cigarette.

Ofloxacin can cause dizziness and drowsiness. Make sure your reactions are normal before driving, operating machinery or doing other jobs which could be dangerous if you were not fully alert. Alcohol will increase any feelings of drowsiness.

Yes you can

I started using this drug after a doctor's advice 4 days ago. My BP was 150/100 when I started taking (5 mg daily). The following day my BP dropped to 130/90. One day later (before yesterday) it reached 120/80. I was encouraged by this and started salt free meal yesterday. But the same day I drank four glasses of beer unlike the previous days. I did not have good sleep yesterday and the PB raised to 150 /100. Note that I took the tablet yesterday too. My feeling is that the beer might have reacted with the drug and hence the increased bp level. I have not drunk alcohol today and expect it will get better tomorrow.

Several factors are involved in passing or absorption of alchohol, if you look at it like this, usually a can of beer or bottle (12 oz) consumed all at once, may or may not register more than .10 - .08 body size, pre-existing health issues (diabetes, weak kidneys or kidney disease,) whether active or not, usually an hour and a half, will pass if you urinate and consume alternate liquids, but becomes a scaleable difference with the more you consume. Two to three beers, takes two to three times as long to flush out especially consumed in a short span of time. Also if you have eaten prior to alchohol consumption plays a big role when consuming beer.

Consumed in moderation, alcohol contributes to good health and greater longevity than does either abstaining or abusing alcohol. Alcohol abuse can have very bad safety and health consequences.

Legit, you can buy Salvia at local headshops as well.

I would not recommend smoking without someone who knows what their doing though, I've had some crazy trips on that. Not as crazy as acid but still pretty freaking intense.

You could - he question is, do you need to? Alcohol is going to slow down your body's ability to heal. I recommend you hold off on the booze until you heal from this infection. Take all of your antibiotics so that you can kill all of the bacteria, and once you're healed, you can drink alcohol if you want.

If it's unopened, it can last for decades though beer is likely to not age well unless it's brewed specifically with that in mind.

Wine and hard liquor can typically last decades unopened and many wines taste better with age.

Once opened, beer quickly loses its carbonation, and wine will spoil within a few days if it's not refrigerated. If you keep it cool, it won't spoil but will start to taste blah after a week or so. You can keep it fresher longer by pulling the air out of it and sealing it.

Hard liquor lasts years even once opened.