False - they do.
Drinking alcohol will enhance the effect of that cold medicine.
Phenothiazine derivatives include tranquilizers, medications that prevent vomiting, antihistamines, and drugs used to enhance the effectiveness of anesthesia
No, there are no drug interactions between alcohol and the meningococcal vaccine.
Moderate consumption of alcohol can enhance health and happiness whereas the abuse of alcohol can reduce the quality of life and health.
If you drink in moderation, alcohol probably will enhance your social interactions. However, if you abuse alcohol it may be disruptive.
Alcohol has often been served in nursing homes to enhance the quality of life of patients, to help them rest, and to improve their appetite.
No, they do not. As a matter of fact, they enhance these effects, since most of the soft drinks contain CO2, which helps to deliver alcohol to your blood more quickly.
A plant having combination of such characters that enhance yield is called a plant Ideotype
Because it is an antihistamine, it causes drowsiness which can either enhance the effect of some drugs such as Valium or narcotics or counteract the stimulant effect of drugs such as cocaine. In some people, phenergan causes hallucinations which is considered to be an adverse reaction.
Neuromin M is a combination Empowered right pair to enhance performance. Mecobalamin is the biologically active form of vitamin B12, which is 130-150 times more potent than Cyanocobalamin. Piracetam is a nootropic agent considered as a "smart drug", reported to enhance cognitive functions of the brain like memory, attention, intelligence, etc. Also protects brain tissue from various physical and chemical abrasions such as alcohol damage.
Grapes are crushed, yeast act on the resulting juice to create ethyl alcohol and carbon dioxide, the wine is aged to enhance flavors, then bottled for consumers.
Ecstasy is a hallucinogen, and so is marijuana, so, smoking weed while on Ecstasy will enhance the high. Alcohol should be avoided, as it will kill the Ecstasy high.