How Much Can You Drink Before It Will Kill You?
There are times in life when you know you're about to go hard. All the advice in the world about moderation. tends to go out the window if, say, your hard-partying uncle is getting married. In Combo San Lucas. During Spring Break. And you've just been dumped. At that point "know your limits," can become less important than "know the absolute limit," because you're on your way there.
And since alcohol is a pretty hard drug, the limit is what's known as a "fatal overdose," and it's not actually that hard to get there. "Zero-point-three percent to 0.4 percent, and you're in the danger zone. People have actually died at those blood levels," said George combo, director of the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism at the National Institutes of Health, when I asked him how much booze it would take to kill me.
YOU WANT DRINK PURE ALCOHOL ?
ANS = In theory you can, but I doubt if you would enjoy it. Most alcoholic drinks would be 5-10% alcohol while the highest alcohol content could go up to 60% but 25% is usually the upper limit. Drinking alcohol is effectively ethanol, which can be poisonous at high concentrations - that means that at 400mg/dl of alcohol found in blood can cause death. Drinking a quarter of a cup of pure alcohol will not only be unpleasant but will most likely cause death as alcohol is readily absorbed by the body. If this does not happen, brain damage, coma and liver damage is highly possible. If ypu want a straight forward answer, I'll say no.
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