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Alcohol Absorption

Gender Men typically have more enzymes in the stomach that metabolize alcohol. This means less gets into the blood stream.

Weight High body mass will cause to have a lower blood alcohol concentration.

Food Eating protein before and while you consume alcohol will reduce the speed of alcohol absorption.

Drinking Rate The faster you drink, the less time your body has to metabolize the alcohol.

Caffeine and Carbonation Caffeine and carbonation both increase the rate of alcohol absorption.

Medication and Other Drugs Many medications increase the speed of alcohol absorption. Lesser number of drinks could lead to negative consequences including alcohol poisoning