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Exexperiencing vomiting and burning sensation in stomach after mixing whisky with red wine. what can be done to alleviate the effects?
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Mixing drinks: First, is not a good idea to mix drinks, you will get a miserable hangover. Alcoholic beverages relax the muscle at lower part of the food pipe that prevents acid reflux. Red wine has additional substances that lower the pressure of the muscle even more. In short, take lots of Tums (calcium carbonate) or mylanta while you drink or do not mix drinks or better slow dowb your drinking.
Answered 11/28/2017
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