California Responsible Beverage Service (RBS) Alcohol Practice Exam

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What effect does eating food have while drinking alcohol?

Increases the level of intoxication
Slows down the rate of intoxication
Has no effect on intoxication
Leads to faster absorption of alcohol

The correct answer is: Slows down the rate of intoxication

Consuming food while drinking alcohol slows down the rate of intoxication. This occurs because food in the stomach creates a physical barrier that can delay the absorption of alcohol into the bloodstream. When a person drinks alcohol on an empty stomach, the alcohol is absorbed much more quickly, leading to a quicker onset of impairment or intoxication. However, when food is present, it can help mitigate these effects by allowing alcohol to be absorbed more gradually. This results in a more controlled experience as the body has time to metabolize the alcohol more effectively, reducing the risk of over-intoxication and associated risks.