Photo: W+G Creative We’ve all been there. You’re out on the town and one drink turns to two. Two drinks turn into another round with friends. Before you know it, you’ve had way more alcohol than you planned, and you might be looking to sober up. Lowering your blood alcohol levels naturally takes time, but could there be a solution to make the process faster?
Entering the wellness space is Sure Shot —a functional beverage designed to lower blood alcohol concentration (or BAC) in as little as 30 minutes. We asked a doctor and food scientists how effective a product like this can be. Here’s what they had to say.
In This Article 02 How does it work?
03 Has it been tested?
04 How to lower blood alcohol levels naturally
05 The bottom line
Experts In This Article Ella Marshall , food scientist with Nali Consulting
Joseph Volpicelli, MD, PhD , scientist-clinician and executive director of the Institute of Addiction Medicine
Makenzie Bryson Jackson, MS , food scientist and product development manager at Panaceutics Natalie Alibrandi , UK-based food scientist and CEO of Nali Consulting What is Sure Shot? Sure Shot is a drink formulated to help people effectively manage alcohol consumption, Jarrett Boon , CEO of Sure Shot, tells Well+Good.“Sure Shot provides a revolutionary solution for those who want to enjoy social drinking while maintaining control over their alcohol intake,” Boon says. “By aiding in the rapid reduction of blood alcohol levels, Sure Shot helps people feel better faster, allowing them to continue their day or night without the lingering effects of alcohol.”The company does want to make one thing clear: The beverage should absolutely not be used in order to operate a vehicle while under the influence. “We envision Sure Shot to play a crucial role in the larger conversation of alcohol misuse and promoting moderation, encouraging more responsible drinking behaviors,” Boon says. How exactly does it work? According to Sure Shot reps, the drink comes in a 4-ounce serving and is made with 28 ingredients—including vitamins, minerals, and nootropics […]
This Beverage Claims to Lower Blood Alcohol Levels in 30 Minutes—How Effective Is It Really?
