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Co-ingestion of energy drinks with alcohol and other substances among a sample of people who regularly use ecstasy

机译：在经常使用摇头丸的人群中摄入能量饮料与酒精和其他物质

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Introduction and Aims. Despite the potential harms of mixing unregulated drugs with energy drinks (ED), research to date has primarily been focused on EDs co-ingested with alcohol. Consequently, the aim of the present study was to explore the rate of use, harms and correlates of EDs co-ingested with alcohol and other drugs among a sample of people who regularly use illicit stimulant drugs. Design and Methods. In 2010, 693 Australians who regularly used ecstasy completed a 1-h interview about their past six-month ED and drug use. Results. Three-quarters of the sample (77%) had recently consumed EDs with other substances, primarily alcohol (70%) and ecstasy (57%). People who consumed ED with alcohol versus those who had consumed ED with ecstasy and with alcohol (only 8% reported only consuming ED with ecstasy) had similar profiles in regards to demographics, drug use, mental health and drug-related problems. Primary motives for consuming ED with alcohol included increased alertness (59%), the taste (25%), to party for longer (23%) and to combat fatigue (16%). One-half (52%) and one-quarter (27%) of participants who consumed EDs with alcohol and with ecstasy respectively had recently experienced adverse outcomes post-consumption, primarily headaches (24% and 11%) and heart palpitations (21% and 14%). Discussion and Conclusions. Co-ingestion of EDs with licit and illicit drugs is common among people who regularly use ecstasy and related drugs. Adverse outcomes of co-ingestion suggest that targeted education regarding negative interactive drug effects is crucial for harm reduction.
机译：简介和目的。尽管将非管制药物与能量饮料（ED）混合可能产生危害，但迄今为止，研究主要集中在与酒精混合摄入的EDs上。因此，本研究的目的是在经常使用非法刺激药物的人群中，探讨与酒精和其他药物共同摄入的EDs的使用率，危害和相关性。设计和方法。 2010年，693名经常使用摇头丸的澳大利亚人完成了有关他们过去六个月的ED和药物使用情况的1小时访谈。结果。样本的四分之三（77％）最近与其他物质一起摄入了ED，主要是酒精（70％）和摇头丸（57％）。在人口统计学，吸毒，精神健康和与毒品有关的问题上，与酒一起服用ED的人与那些以摇头丸和酒精一起服用ED的人（只有8％的人报告只服用有摇头丸的ED）具有相似的特征。饮酒ED的主要动机包括提高机敏性（59％），品味（25％），参加聚会更长的时间（23％）和对抗疲劳（16％）。最近，有一半（52％）和四分之一（27％）的参与者在饮酒和摇头丸时都经历了不良后果，主要是头痛（24％和11％）和心（21％）和14％）。讨论和结论。在经常使用摇头丸及相关药物的人群中，EDs与合法和非法药物的共混是很常见的。吸入不良反应的结果表明，针对不良药物相互作用的针对性教育对于减少危害至关重要。

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