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Mixing alcohol with energy drinks such as Red Bull is like ‘mixing cocaine with heroin’, a drugs expert had claimed.

Don Serratt, founder of British drug treatment center Life Works, said mixing extreme quantities of the stimulant caffeine with the depressant alcohol was ‘a very dangerous cocktail’.

He was responding to a study which found young adults were twice as likely to be hurt and require medical attention and twice as likely to travel with a drunk driver if they had the cocktail, than those who did not mix their drinks.

In the first study of its kind, American researchers questioned 4,271 students from 10 U.S. universities about their drinking habits and the consequences.
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DOCTORS have kept an Italian tourist alive by feeding him vodka through a drip for three days.

The man, 24, who had swallowed a poison in an apparent suicide attempt, was treated while in a coma.

Doctors set up the drip after running out of medicinal alcohol, which they used as an antidote to the poison.

Medical staff at the hospital in Mackay, Queensland, said the patient had made a full recovery — and the hangover wore off by the time he woke up.

He was taken to hospital after swallowing ethylene glycol — a poison contained in anti-freeze.

source: http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22580997-662,00.html