If you have not tried it yet, I highly recommend that you do but watch your sleep after and definitely don't go over 2, maybe three shots at the most on a full stomach...definitely not on an empty belly.
So a few nights ago we had some friends over for dinner and naturally I opened a bottle of each and before I knew, both bottles were almost empty and the guests were leaving (another strange phenomenon that good vodka creates. Its called amnesia). In my drunken state I must have remembered to wear my pap machine and turn on the supplemental oxygen, at 2l.min and thank heavens that I did.
As you can see my sleep was miserable with my AHI going up into stratosphere at over 34
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My sleep is all over the place and my ASV machine is going nuts trying to keep a tab on everything that is happening, clearly without much success at reducing the events that night.
Thankfully I don't remember much of the sleep with Countess Walewska that night Hangover is also minimal the next day, if any.
This next chart is a couple of days later when I have sobered up. It has been my new normal pattern since a few months back, when we moved to the west coast.
Conclusion:
Alcohol has a severe impact on my apneatic condition and I am certain that I am not alone.
Have you ever recorded your sleep while drunk? Don't be shy and let us know what happened to your sleep with too much alcohol in your system.