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What Happens When You Mix Meth and Alcohol?

Last updated:
June 11, 2025

When used separately, both meth and alcohol can be dangerous, but when used together, their effects can become even more dangerous. They can even be lethal. After ingesting both of these substances, the chances of alcohol poisoning and meth overdose escalate. These risks are accompanied by deadly side effects like shallow breathing, seizures and cardiac arrest.

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