Preemptive treatment for alcohol?

Question

It's commonly accepted that most treatments for enteral poisons aren't very useful for alcohol, because it is absorbed so rapidly. For example, by the time a hospital could administer activated charcoal, most likely nearly all of the alcohol would already have passed into the blood. But what about preemptive treatment? If one were to expect a night of heavy drinking, what could be done in advance to decrease absorption and/or limit effects?

Answer 1

Heavy drinking of alcohol or other substances should be avoided at all costs. Moderate drinking in fine, occasionally. Heavy drinking is terrible for your body, leads to dui’s, poor division making, and nights in the ER. Not to mention the fast tract to alcoholism, which happens to more and more young people today who look like your sister or best friend. Alcolism and addiction are awful and hard to beat.