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What are the effects of pseudoephedrine and alcohol combined?
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Very buzzed : The sudafed is a stimulant the alcohol is a depressent. Depending on how much of each substance and your own personal body chemistry will determine the effects that you experience. Btw - i would not recommend this. The alcoholic "energy drinks" do the same thing.
Answered 4/24/2016
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