Why the study?
Does acute alcohol administration alter plasma noradrenaline levels, blood pressure, and heart rate in normal male volunteers?
Does acute alcohol administration alter plasma noradrenaline levels, blood pressure, and heart rate in normal male volunteers?
Acute alcohol administration alters noradrenaline metabolism and induces a reflex tachycardia with lowered blood pressure, independent of each other.
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Does not support clinical recommendations from volunteer data; leaves open relevance to patient outcomes or chronic use.
Howes et al. (1985) studied this question.
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