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The device that makes a drunk sober in no time

Have you ever thought about the possibility of neutralizing the effects of drunkenness in a matter of minutes? Although some pills have emerged with promises of reducing risk of drunkenness, no product has achieved proven effectiveness in this challenging mission.

Researchers from University Health Network (UHN), in Canada, may have pioneered a method capable of achieving this feat.

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The Canadian method, to date, has undergone a small clinical study involving five men with low and moderate levels of blood alcohol.

The results of this experiment indicate that the breathing-based strategy proved to be remarkably effective and promising, opening doors to a potential revolution in the scenario of rapid mitigation of the effects of drunkenness.

The anti-drunken device

At a remarkable stage of development, a promising innovation emerges: ClearMate, a device that combines a respirator, similar to an ambu, with a manual oxygen pump.

The procedure involves the intoxicated person lying down, taking deep breaths. This method aims to eliminate alcohol from the blood through breathing, while carbon dioxide levels in the body are expertly maintained.

With this ingenious approach, researchers ensure the prevention of fainting during the process, which is designed to occur within a few minutes.

If successful, this invention promises to be an effective and quick solution to neutralize the effects of drunkenness. This represents an innovative and revolutionary approach to this medical challenge.

According to the results presented in the magazine Scientific Reports, the team showed that hyperventilation, conducted through the new device, resulted in elimination of alcohol at least three times faster than the process carried out predominantly by the liver.

For those who have considered the feasibility of reproducing the method at home, medical researchers strongly advise against this practice, warning of the associated danger.

The possibility of an intoxicated person passing out and, most likely, injuring themselves, makes attempting to replicate the method without the device a highly risky action.

Joseph Fisher, one of the authors and researchers at the University Health Network (UHN), emphasizes that simply practicing hyperventilation is not advisable. He highlights that, within a minute or two, this approach can lead to dizziness and fainting.

Fisher highlights the importance of having the guidance of a doctor to guide the patient through the safety process necessary for the method.

Encouraging news, as noted by Fisher, is that the developed device can be easily replicated and does not require significant investment. This could facilitate its global dissemination once its safety is proven.

The device works without the need for electricity and is portable. However, it is crucial to highlight that more clinical tests must be carried out before this promising invention is ready to enter the hospital market.

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