Question 1

does cooking vodka reduce its calories?

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Good Q: I would think if the temperature used is high enough to change the alcohol from liquid to gas, and the gas can escape, then you have lost the calories of those alcohol molecules.  "cook off" effect.

Question 2

how many calories are in vodka and gin?

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Roughly: A standard coctail-size drink (one shot fo alcohol) of any liquor contains roughly 200 food calories. One glass of wine or one 12-oz. Beer is the same.

Question 3

how many extra calories would i intake if i drank a pint of vodka for 10 days straight?

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If you are worried: About just the calories, you do not have your head screwed on quite right.  If you drink a pint of vodka every day for 10 days, I am far more concerned you are developing significant alcoholism, or at the very least, serious problem drinking, and are putting your self at risk for many problems. A pint of vodka has about 1200 calories, and depends what you are mixing with it, if anything. Get help.

Question 4

is it true that vodka is the lightest in calories and in inpurities? and mixed with tonic lemon is it the healthiest drink?

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No and No: Vodka is not the lightest in calories & definitely not the "healthiest drink." for a comparison of various alcoholic drinks see http://www.Wastedcalories.Com/drinkcalories.Html & http://www.Wastedcalories.Com/spiritscalories.Html 
not sure what you mean by impurities.
The healthiest alcohol drink is probably red wine as it contains many antioxidants & is relatively low in calories.

Question 5

is vodka better than gin?

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Depends: On the kind of drinks you like.

Question 6

what is the side affects of blacking out on vodka?

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Wrong question: It isn't that there are hidden side effects,  it's the significance.  Blackouts usually imply a bac of greater than 0.250.  Most people would have passed out by then.  To remain up and partially functioning suggests tolerance and therefore a concern for alcoholism.

Question 7

what in skol vodka could i be allergic to? howdo i test this?

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See an allergist: All distilled spirits have some additives, preservatives and the like, and you may be allergic to some proprietary chemical in the mix.  Alcohol allergy does occur, but it would not be specific to the brand of beverage.  You don;t say what kind of reaction you are having, and i cannot tell you whether it is likely to be allergic in nature without knowing the specific signs and symptoms you get.

Question 8

how much sodium is in vodka?

Accepted Answer

Na in Vodka: Roughly 1mg.

Question 9

is it bad to mix vodka and redbull?

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Yes: If you want to be awake alert use redbull
if you are enjoying free  time, relax , may use vodka rationally.

Question 10

can vodka kill salmonella?

Accepted Answer

You cannot treat..: Salmonellosis by drinking vodka but the disease generally will go away even with either no antimicrobials or your creative vodka method.

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