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To get drunk quickly, the amount of alcohol needed depends on factors like body weight, tolerance, and drinking speed.
Generally, consuming high-alcohol-content beverages rapidly on an empty stomach will lead to quicker intoxication
The amount of alcohol it takes to get drunk varies widely among individuals and depends on several factors, including
Women generally have a higher blood alcohol concentration (BAC) than men after consuming the same amount of alcohol
Drinking several shots (1.5 ounces each) of spirits like vodka, whiskey, or rum in a short period will increase BAC rapidly
Regular drinkers may develop a higher tolerance, requiring more alcohol to feel the effects.
Different drinks have different alcohol concentrations, and consuming alcohol quickly can lead to faster intoxication
Consuming cocktails with multiple shots of spirits or high-alcohol-content mixers.
Drinking three glasses of wine in one hour versus over three hours will make a difference in how you feel.
If you're unsure about your tolerance or how alcohol affects you, it's best to start slow and be cautious.