Well, I was out partying one night, and I knew I didn’t want to end up with the highest recorded BAC ever. So, I started by doing some research. I asked my friends who are kind of into this stuff, and they told me a few things.
First off, I made sure to eat a big meal before I went out. I mean, I loaded up on some burgers and fries. Eating solid food slows down the absorption of alcohol into your bloodstream. It’s like building a little barrier in your stomach. So, I shoveled in that food, feeling like a lumberjack before a long day’s work.
Once I got to the party, I didn’t just jump right into the drinks. I grabbed a glass of water first. I kept sipping on it throughout the night. You know, alcohol makes you dehydrated, and being dehydrated can make your BAC go up faster. So, I chugged water every now and then, like a camel in the desert.
When it came to drinking the alcohol itself, I didn’t go for the hard stuff right away. I started with some light beers. I took my time with each drink, not just gulping them down. I sipped my beer like I was savoring a fine wine (even though it was just a cheap beer). I also made sure to space out my drinks. I didn’t have another one until at least an hour had passed.
I also kept an eye on my friends. If they were getting too drunk too fast, I didn’t follow their lead. I stuck to my plan. And when I started feeling a little tipsy, I stopped drinking altogether. I switched back to just water.
By the end of the night, I checked my BAC using one of those cheap breathalyzers I bought at the store. And guess what? It was way lower than I thought it could be. I managed to prevent reaching that crazy high BAC. It wasn’t easy, but following these simple steps really worked for me. So, if you don’t want to end up with the highest BAC ever, give these tips a try!
