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Why are carbonated alcoholic drinks dangerous?
May 18, 2021 15:30
Carbonated alcoholic drinks can be considered one of the most dangerous drinking options for health, according to British physician.
In an interview with the LADBible edition, the specialist named the most destructive types of drinking for health. The first place is occupied by alcoholic beverages, which are quickly absorbed by the body and contribute to the accumulation of a particularly high concentration of toxins formed during the breakdown of alcohol. These beverages include sparkling wines and gin and tonic.
According to the specialist, carbonated drinks and cocktails can cause the fastest and most intense intoxication, since they contain a gas that increases the pressure in the stomach.
Drinks containing a high percentage of alcohol are also very dangerous for health, the expert added.
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