Fourteen promising drinks inventions unveiled in 2018

8th August, 2018 by Phoebe French

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Hangover pill 

Could the pain from last night’s overindulgence be a thing of the past? In May, news broke that a chemical engineer and his team are developing a hangover pill that will allow the body to process alcohol at a faster rate.

Having tested the pill on mice, it was found to reduce the blood alcohol level by 45% in just four hours.

Levels of acetaldehyde – a chemic compound produced during the metabolisation of alcohol which causes headaches, vomiting and blushing after drinking – were also found to be “extremely low”.

While avoiding that splitting headache and next day nausea is a bonus, the pill has a serious message too.

Professor Lu stated that the pill is “something all college students would appreciate” but that it also prevents the possibility of alcohol poisoning and “protects the liver from alcohol-associated stress and damage”.

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2 Responses to “Fourteen promising drinks inventions unveiled in 2018”

1. John Hancock says:

   October 20, 2018 at 11:12 am

   I have a patented drinks accessory design that I need to set before the eyes of people familiar with the drinks industry. I am a retired Forex trader and have no knowledge of the drinks industry apart from enjoying a pint or two of lager. A business amateur I admit, but as an ex- trader I do recognise a good thing when I see it . Our survey indicates a 80/85 approval rating by social drinkers for this innovation. There are millions of people globally ready to use the product of this design, and my challenge is finding a way of getting it to them. Hit the 3 lines top left and take a look at the “brochure” on the website…all will be revealed.

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2. Brian Smith says:

   January 3, 2019 at 10:34 am

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