Researchers from Moscow University of Physics and Technology have developed and patented a biologically active supplement that can relieve symptoms of intoxication and relieve hangovers for a while.
The development is based on a combination of natural amino acids and sugars, the content of which is a trade secret. Ilya Ivashchenko, one of the creators of the drug and a graduate student at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology Phystech High-Technology School, states that these substances are involved in the natural metabolic processes of the body.
The effect of the supplement is based on improving the functioning of the somatic nervous system, which is responsible for organizing the movement of body parts. After receiving a person, coordination improves, and the functions of perception and information processing return to normal.
During preclinical testing, mice were injected with blood alcohol and given variants of the drug with different substance ratios to determine the optimal composition. Ivashchenko said that in experimental animals information filtering increased by 2.5 times, and the holding time in the simulator to determine coordination increased by 3.2 times. After that, the drug was tested on 200 volunteers.
The developers propose to produce dietary supplements as a free-flowing ready-made powder packaged in sachets – sachets for exactly one serving. You can take “antipyanin” before and after the use of strong drinks, as well as dissolve it in water. The cost of a pack of ten sachets, according to the expectations of the developers, will be about 300 rubles. The supplement will be sold through the internet, bars and restaurants.
At the same time, the developers emphasize that their tool does not eliminate alcohol dependence and does not allow you to drive while intoxicated. Ivashchenko believes the supplement will be useful for maintaining tone during a party or when sales reps are working with customers in an informal setting.
Source: Ferra
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