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why is it so bad mixing pills and alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Sometimes : It can kill you.

Question 2

i see a lot of mixing alcohol and weed at a raves, is this harmful in any way?

Accepted Answer

Yes it can be.: Either alone may be harmful - combined - more of a risk. Possible effects of marijuana:  anxiety, depression, fear, panic , delusions, paranoia, hallucinations, losing touch with reality, inattentiveness, short-term memory problems, disturbances of thought processes. Fatigue, poor concentration, slowed reaction times & slowed problem solving. Some people develop a dry mouth, have a rapid heart rate.

Question 3

what are the dangers of mixing benedryl and alcohol and alcohol?

Accepted Answer

Two too many, too: Benadryl (diphenhydramine) has sedative properties. Alcohol has properties that are sedating. And that second alcohol dose will go even further to causing stupor, coma and death. Also seizures, loss of balance, poor judgement.

Question 4

effects of mixing alcohol and caffeine?

Accepted Answer

Alcohol poisoning: Caffeine causes one to stay more awake while drinking which raises the risk of drinking excessively. Usually intoxication makes one sleepy, but caffeination in alcohol enables one to keep drinking to potential alcohol poisoning.

Question 5

mixing botanical slimming pills and alcohol, is this okay?

Accepted Answer

Sure: Botanical slimming pills are unlikely to do you any good in any case. Weight loss is primarily about  lifestyle, and there's no magic. Most people who are serious about losing weight cut out alcohol especially while they are dieting. Why not undertake a fitness-focused lifestyle? It'll be fun and has other health benefits.

Question 6

what are normal after effects of mixing alcohol and weed for the first time?

Accepted Answer

Not recommended: Per Drugs.Com drug interaction checker, mixing alcohol and cannabis "can increase nervous system side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness, and difficulty concentrating. Some people may also experience impairment in thinking and judgment."

Question 7

mixing alcohol and aspirin, is that okay?

Accepted Answer

NO: Alcohol and any drug don't mix.

Question 8

mixing alcohol and gabapentin, is that okay?

Accepted Answer

No, it is not: Both are central nervous system depressants. They can both suppress the breathing centers in your brain. You could get super drunk, uncoordinated, black out, pass out, or stop breathing with the combo. Increased risk of falls, accidents, drunkenness, and embarrassing or shameful social behaviors you may or may not recall.

Question 9

mixing amoxicillian vicodin and alcohol..what could happen?

Accepted Answer

Bad mix.: You could die. Mixing alcohol and an opioid can cause the brain to stop telling your lungs to breathe. More than that, Amoxicillin plus alcohol can cause increased risk of vomiting and diarrhea. Add intoxication effects into the mix - could be a deadly cocktail. Never mix alcohol with opioids, and i'd recommend never mixing medicines except as prescribed by your doctor.

Question 10

effects caused by alcohol and flagyl mixing?

Accepted Answer

Feel sick: You may feel horrible, and you may vomit.

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