If a person dies of Alcohol Poisoning with a BAL of .4, how much would they have had to drink?

The answer to this question would have to take into account a bit more information about the person who died, and also the potency of the beverage(s) they consumed. The closest I could get to giving you a resource to estimate how many drinks would get someone to a .4 is to offer a link to bloodalcoholcalculator.org ... you'd need to be able to provide the weight, gender, how long the person had been drinking, and what type of alcohol had been consumed to use it properly. But even if able to provide these additional variables, the calculator would only be able to give an estimate.

The amount of alcohol that would be toxic to an individual will also be influenced by their body composition, use of medications, and personal metabolism rate. More detailed info on what factors can come into play with blood alcohol level measurement can be found in the video below. You'll also find a nice resource for more information on alcohol poisoning right here at Mahalo: mahalo.com/alcohol-poisoning.

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