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Can coffee make your BAC go down?
No, coffee does not make your BAC (Blood Alcohol Content) go down.
Here's why:
* BAC is a measure of alcohol in your blood. Coffee does not affect the amount of alcohol in your bloodstream.
* Coffee can make you feel more alert, which might give the *impression* that you're sobering up, but it's just masking the effects of alcohol.
* Your body needs time to metabolize alcohol. There is no shortcut to getting sober; you need to wait for your body to process the alcohol.
It's crucial to understand that drinking coffee while intoxicated does not make you safe to drive or operate machinery. The effects of alcohol can still be present, even if you feel more awake.
If you're going to be drinking, plan ahead and have a designated driver or use alternative transportation. Never drive under the influence of alcohol, no matter how much coffee you've had.
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