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No. Coffee and tea do not lower alcohol concentration or usefully accelerate alcohol elimination, even if they make a person feel more awake. The body eliminates alcohol over time, at a rate that varies by person and circumstances. Feeling alert does not mean being fit to drive. Do not use drinks, showers or supposed tricks to compensate for drinking: consume no alcohol if you will drive.
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