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Subject: Re: Red Bull/alcohol
From: apetail
Posted: Wed Aug 17. 2005, 14:19 UTC
Followup to: "Re: Red Bull/alcohol"  by Dan the Melon Man  (Wed Aug 17. 2005, 11:46 UTC)
> scientific tests have been made

Problem is I can't find them and there seems to be no one who can show them. 
At least I can't find a test which is a direct evidence that combining alcohol 
and cafeine/red bull is bad. If there is any test then it is something done on 
rats, very high doses or something like that. Scientific literature doesn't 
show clearly that mixing cafeine and alcohol is bad. There are always some 
doctors telling that things can be bad. In theory there can be effects but 
theories about what happens in in the human body aren't perfect and we don't 
really know what happens exactly yet. Only tests can show whether something is 
bad. The cafeine neutralizing the bodies defense system is just a theory, 
speculation. But what is it based on? I don't understand were all these 
problems come from. People talking about bad health effects but no one shows 
some kind of evidence(is it a hoax?). No tables, figures data or anything.


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