What does about 1/3 a bottle of JD do to you?

Question

I had about 1/3 to 1/2 a bottle of jack daniles in like 20 minutes. Definitely under 30-45 mins. It was mixed with CoKe. I am 140 pound guy who dosent drink verry often. My friends say i came close to dying that night lol. I dont remember a thing and was drunk the next day. How dangerous was this

Answer 1

Sounds like you and jack went for a ride. Slow down son, what's the rush? You could get alcohol poisoning.

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Answer 2

Consumption of alcohol is not a matter of ability. Anyone can drink. The facts are simple, the amount of alcohol by volume consumed over a specific time produces the same physical result regardless of experience. Age and weight have an effect on total blood concentration but there is no mental function that can control the effects.
When ingested, the alcohol must be absorbed by the stomach. Alcohol passes through the stomach at a rate determined by the other contents of the organ. If you had a large meal, for instance, it will be absorbed slower. It enters the blood directly from the stomach and affects every organ of the body including the heart, brain, skin, reproductive system, etc.
Because alcohol is toxic to the human body it is considered a waste material by your organs and each organ reacts in its own way to reject the toxins. Ultimately it is routed to the Liver to be cleansed from the blood. Each organ in turn rebels at the onslought in a degree that matches the toxic level it rebuffed. The Brain induces itself to sleep. You may be awake, but the Brain has stopped recording the input. It's like your hard drive is disconnected and your memory is not available. Your stomach is used to acids and bile but can't handle the corrosive effects of too much alcohol and it stops digesting food and passes all the alcohol off to the blood and intestines. The Intestines can't take it either and it's secreted into the blood. There it makes it's way to the heart and lungs. Bad scene there! The heart muscles are anesticised and your heart rate drops causing a loss of blood to the brain. The blood moves into the lungs and they relax also. Now you are asleep and your body wants to get rid of the poison. The liver filters the alcohol out and delivers a message to your stomach through the Pancreas. It says "NO MORE!'" You wake up nauseated and with indigestion and a headache and you my experience chest discomfort. Great night huh?

Answer 3

So, you don't remember a thing? Think about that. What could have happened to you when you were in that state? You could have: stepped out in front of a bus, gotten in a car and killed another person or totalled your car and gotten a DUI, fell down a flight of steps and broken your neck, passed out and drowned on your own vomit, or a thousand other things. Not to mention the damage that kind of drinking can do to your liver and brain. If you can't have just 2 or 3 drinks and quit, then you shouldn't drink at all. My name is Sue, and I am an alcoholic.

Answer 4

It all depends on what size bottle. Are you talking about about a half pint bottle or a 1.75 liter bottle or somewhere in between. And stop mixing it with coke. Do you know what is commonly found around the top of a glass of Jack & Coke? Lipstick. Drink it like a man...straight or a couple rocks.

Answer 5

that amount does nothing for me.i have a very high tolerence for alcahol.i weight 130 and it still takes a lot for me to feel it.if you ever get sick and i mean sick from drinking the j.d you wont drink it again.i live about 60 miles from where they make it ,and i dont touch the stuff eny more,i prefer beer.

Answer 6

Well, you'll probably be pretty drunk and it can do damage to your liver! Probably cause you to be impotent the rest of your life.

Answer 7

i'm 140 pound too but i can finish a bottle no prob.I think it's bcoz u drank to fast and your system is not used to it

Answer 8

can you say ALCOHOL POISONING which can kill you what were you thinking????