Hey
An idea came to me. I've read that a cake shake can cause problems because of bacteria which are in the flour or something like that. My first question: What kind of difficutlies can you get? Something serious or just a bit diarrhea for example? Second question: Did you experience something like that?
And now coming to my idea. We all know about a medium for killing bacteria and which is used for sanitizing a wound for example. What I mean is alcohol.
So if you do a cake shake, could you not drink alcohol (e.g. wine, vodka) after the cake shake to maybe lower the risk of getting those complaints. Or will alcohol make it just worse, because of some kind of chemical reaction?
I know that some people say; don't do this, not good for your system or something like that. I'm just curious about whether it would work or not.
Have a good day.
PS: I was unsure about whether putting this post in stuffing or gaining, but a cake shake is most likely pretty fattening especially with heavy cream, right? So I chose gaining.
An idea came to me. I've read that a cake shake can cause problems because of bacteria which are in the flour or something like that. My first question: What kind of difficutlies can you get? Something serious or just a bit diarrhea for example? Second question: Did you experience something like that?
And now coming to my idea. We all know about a medium for killing bacteria and which is used for sanitizing a wound for example. What I mean is alcohol.
So if you do a cake shake, could you not drink alcohol (e.g. wine, vodka) after the cake shake to maybe lower the risk of getting those complaints. Or will alcohol make it just worse, because of some kind of chemical reaction?
I know that some people say; don't do this, not good for your system or something like that. I'm just curious about whether it would work or not.
Have a good day.
PS: I was unsure about whether putting this post in stuffing or gaining, but a cake shake is most likely pretty fattening especially with heavy cream, right? So I chose gaining.
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