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>A considerable body of research suggests that incidents like these aren’t just chance or circumstance. Mixing alcohol and energy drinks was linked to higher ra
by andai 3mo ago
>A considerable body of research suggests that incidents like these aren’t just chance or circumstance. Mixing alcohol and energy drinks was linked to higher rates of binge drinking, sexual abuse and drunk driving, according to a study conducted among U.S. college students.
This sounds like it could be correlation? People who are more prone to risk-taking are more likely to mix caffeine and alcohol? Although, in that case, they could be considered a vulnerable population, which a ban would serve to protect. So I guess it makes sense either way.
- PunchyHamster 3mo agofeels like it wouldn't change behavior all that much just choice of the drug
- cindyllm 3mo ago[dead]
- inigyou 3mo agoPeople don't say to themselves "today I want caffeine and alcohol" and then search for products matching their preferred mix ratio. They just see a product meant to get them fucked up, and consume it. The selection of easily available products absolutely matters.
- jambalaya8 3mo agoI do that sometimes. Is there something wrong with that? Granted, rarely in the form of an energy drink.