
The effect of Nigerian citrus (Citrus sinensis Osbeck) honey on ethanol metabolism was tested using 45 consenting individuals in apparent good health and between the ages of 25 and 35 years. The subjects were moderate social drinkers matched in terms of body weight and build. The results obtained showed that on average, honey significantly (p 0.05) reduced the degree of intoxication by 9%. Honey could be a promising anti-intoxicating agent, but its long-term biochemical evaluation, possibly as a complement in the management of alcohol intoxication, deserves further study.
Adult, Male, Sex Characteristics, Sucrose, Ethanol, Metabolic Clearance Rate, Body Weight, Administration, Oral, Nigeria, Fructose, Honey, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Beverages, Glucose, Humans, Female, Drug Monitoring, Alcoholic Intoxication, Medicine, African Traditional, Citrus sinensis
Adult, Male, Sex Characteristics, Sucrose, Ethanol, Metabolic Clearance Rate, Body Weight, Administration, Oral, Nigeria, Fructose, Honey, Hydrogen-Ion Concentration, Beverages, Glucose, Humans, Female, Drug Monitoring, Alcoholic Intoxication, Medicine, African Traditional, Citrus sinensis
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