How many beers do i need to drink to die of an od?

Question

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Answer 1

Most people die from aspiration. That is, having drank to the point of passing out. The stomach tries to expel the alcohol (throw-up) but the person is too passed out to wake up. The vomit is then taken into the lungs because the "gag reflex" is not active during sleep. And the person drowns in vomit. About 2,000 deaths occur each year from aspiration. I live in a small town, and two people here have died that way already this year.

Answer 2

depends on the beer, your weight, and how long you've been drinking. Some kinds of beer have more alcohol than others, your weight because larger people can generally conume more alcohol, and how long because if you just started drinking you wouldn't as much of a tolerance than someone whos been drinking 10-20 years.

Answer 3

it depends on your BMI (body mass index) for a girl mabe 25 and 125LB's, it would take probably 65 beers to kill you, but it all depends on your size, bmi, drinkage rate, and oxidation time between drinks (oxidation basicly get rid of 1oz of alcohol per hour) to be honest if you just drink mabe 1-2 beers an hour for a night you will be fine, but if you drink way more i can guarantee you will have a nasty hang-over! :-D

Answer 4

It would be hard to die of an alhohol od. You would probably pass out drunk long before your blood alchohol level got to the point of fatalily.

Answer 5

You would have to call poison control to find that info out and it depends how much alcohol content they have and how big they are.

Answer 6

Don't drink.
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