According to College Drinking Prevention, alcohol depresses nerves that control involuntary actions such as breathing and the gag reflex (which prevent choking). Drinking too much alcohol or consuming too much alcohol can prevent these functions from working. Vomiting can occur because the body is fighting off all the alcohol that was consumed. Alcohol irritates the stomach and needs to release through the mouth or when using the restroom. When vomiting, being careful not to choke on the vomit because that can cause a risk and result in death. College students think that vomiting the alcohol that was consumed at a party or wherever their place at the time may be a perfect idea to prevent alcohol poisoning. In addition, vomiting and mental confusion
