Heads up: if you’re on booze and you’re above 35, don’t drive while drunk

17.03.09 / The frontiers of medicine / Author: Kevster

A recent study conducted on participants age 35 and up revealed that people are less likely to make decisive actions in the most important times (like driving). This means that as you grow older, the less your hold on balance and fast thinking. This bodes badly for people who are regularly drink more than three bottles of beer a day just before driving- because the chances of hitting a tree or careening off the concrete doubles or triples. Be careful guys, your eye-hand coordination aren’t what they used to be.