Is there any specific supplements/foods one should avoid if consuming alcohol?

[Josh]

I haven't drunk alcohol for nearly two years and before that have rarely drunk, but I will occasionally drink, have got lots of events coming up the next few months since the opening of everything so I can see myself getting carried away...

I was just wondering if there is any supplements that I normally take below that I should avoid on the day of drinking alcohol? I'm asking from the point of view of any negative effects from the supplement mixed with the alcohol.
-Calcium MCHA (calcium hydroxyapatite) - 2 capsules.
-Methylfolate - 200mcg
-Thorne Vitamin K2 - 1-3 drops.
-Calcium dimalate (alternated with calcium MCHA).
-Vitamin B1 Thiamin HCI - 1g
-Vit b2
-Colostrum.
-magnesium malate or glycinate
-COQ10.
-Citrulline. (I know not peaty, I rarely take this).

Maybe some others too but these are the main ones.


Thanks!

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

Being that alcohol thins the blood, getting in some K1 is a wise move, when having cocktails. Good quality protein before and after is good for the B vitamins too that get depleted. I don't think many people realize that alcohol thins the blood, so excess can be a life threatening situation if you had an accident in that taxi home. You can easily bleed to death, especially if you are an 0 blood type, who already have thin blood.

 

[Josh]

Being that alcohol thins the blood, getting in some K1 is a wise move, when having cocktails. Good quality protein before and after is good for the B vitamins too that get depleted. I don't think many people realize that alcohol thins the blood, so excess can be a life threatening situation if you had an accident in that taxi home. You can easily bleed to death, especially if you are an 0 blood type, who already have thin blood.

Had no idea that alcohol thins the blood! Thank you!

 

[Rinse & rePeat]

You are so welcome!

 

[akgrrrl]

Well duh if you want the alcohol to "work" dont eat greasy enchiladas.

 

[David PS]

Alcohol is cleared from the body through the liver. You do not want to take anything that taxes the liver while you are drinking. Tylenol (acetaminophen) is the number 1 cause of acute hepatic failure. Don't use it to treat a hangover or a fever after drinking.

Acetaminophen Toxicity: Practice Essentials, Background, Pathophysiology

Extensive medical use of acetaminophen began in 1947. Initially in the United States, acetaminophen was available by prescription only.

www.medscape.com

 

[Asya_D]

I'd add some hepatoprotection. Like NAC in the morning or silymarin (milk thistle)
I know that wasn't your question, but just my 2 cents :)