Caffeine Alcohol Beverages (CABs) Not Safe For Celebrating
Wednesday, December 22nd, 2010
Whenever I order a drink, I get the craziest look from the bartender. Vodka and diet coke is an unusual combination (especially when I ask for cherries) but it gives me a low calorie buzz with a little kick so I don’t fall asleep before 10pm. But is it safe? Tis the Season for Celebrating but many can no longer party with Caffeine Alcohol Beverages (CABs) as the FDA, has issued warnings to several manufacturers.
How does Caffeine Make Alcohol more Dangerous?
Alcohol is a depressant so people usually stop drinking when they feel too drunk or too tired. Caffeine added takes away the perception of being drunk so one may continue to drink. Caffeine will not lower your blood alcohol level. You really don’t sober up with a cup of coffee, you just may feel more alert so you take on more risks and still perform poorly as tested by University of Kentucky researcher, Mark Fillmore.
Why is FDA banning Caffeine Alcohol Beverages (CAB)?

