Reading week fun fact
The highest ever recorded blood alcohol level was 330mmol/L in an ambulatory person with chronic alcoholism who had stopped drinking 3 days earlier. (110mmol/L can be fatal, most people get intoxicated at 10-35mmol/L)
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1 comment:
Or to translate into BAC...
10-35 mmol/L is a BAC of 0.10 to 0.35. Soooo....This guy was at 3.30!
For half the population, a BAC of 0.40 would be fatal. For virtually everyone, 0.60 would be fatal.
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