Motorcycle · Motorcycle and alcohol
Which of these will actually rid a person's body of alcohol?
Correct answer: Letting enough time pass.
Answer options
- ADoing some hard exercise
- BLetting enough time pass Correct
- CDrinking strong black coffee
Why
The liver breaks alcohol down at a fairly steady pace, roughly one standard drink per hour, and nothing speeds that process up. Coffee, exercise, or a cold shower may make someone feel more alert, but the alcohol stays in the blood until enough time has passed.
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Topic: Motorcycle and alcohol License: Motorcycle
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