Study: Diet Drinks and Alcohol Could Make You Drunker
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Blood alcohol levels stayed elevated longer when diet soda was mixed in as opposed to regular soda. Video by fox47news.com
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Diet drinks and alcohol don't mix so well, and may get you more drunk.
Researchers found blood alcohol levels stayed elevated longer when diet soda was mixed in as opposed to regular soda. The study author says calories help slow down the release of alcohol to your liver and brain.
The American Beverage Association disagrees, saying more research needs to be done.
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