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	Is it true that mixing your drinks makes you more drunk ? Lizzie, Cambridge
	NO, it's a fallacy ! As the total does of alcohol entering the body is the same no matter how you drink it, in theory it shouldn't make any difference. What does make a difference is whether you drink on an empty stomach or not.
	August 2002

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