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    Sep 11, 2012, 06:51 PM
    I ate lobster bisque and found out it has alcohol, will I fail the EtG urine test ?
    I have an EtG urine test tomorrow and I ate lobster bisque tonight. I didn't know it had sherry in it and now Im freaking out. I know this test picks up on alcohol in the past 80 hours not how much it was. So with wine being in this soup would it fail the urin test?
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    Sep 11, 2012, 07:02 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by darnstuff View Post
    I have an etg urine test tomorrow and I ate lobster bisque tonight. I didnt know it had sherry in it and now Im freaking out. I know this test picks up on alchol in the past 80 hours not how much it was. So with wine being in this soup would it fail the urin test?
    Very, very unlikely. First the test does not detect alcohol for 80 hours! EtG is created in proportion to alcohol consumed. Second, most of alcohol used in cooking is burned off (not all however). However, the combination of the above, a small amount of alcohol ingested is usually eliminated in under 12 hours. In all likelihood the amount of alcohol consumed would never rise to the level of detection but if it did would eliminate as noted.

    The primary problem, chance for detection, occurs at a period of 2-5 hours following ingestion when the EtG peaks.
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    Sep 11, 2012, 07:12 PM
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    Very, very unlikely. First the test does not detect alcohol for 80 hours! EtG is created in proportion to alcohol consumed. Second, most of alcohol used in cooking is burned off (not all however). However, the combination of the above, a small amount of alcohol ingested is usually eliminated in under 12 hours. In all likelihood the amount of alcohol consumed would never rise to the level of detection but if it did would eliminate as noted.

    The primary problem, chance for detection, occurs at a period of 2-5 hours following ingestion when the EtG peaks.
    Oh, OK. Thank you. I don't want to fail because I ate soup!
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    Sep 11, 2012, 07:24 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by darnstuff View Post
    Oh, ok. Thank you. I dont want to fail because I ate soup!
    Please keep in mind while subjected to this test that such erroneous results are possible but usually a matter of timing... that is peak EtG levels... that occur 2-5 hours following exposure. Allow yourself 18 to 24 hours (to be safe) and you can eat pretty much anything you want.

    Stay well hydrated in the 24 hours prior to test. Nothing extravagant just recommended amount of daily water intake ensuring that you urine is not abnormally concentrate.

    The foregoing is based primarily on Musshoff (below) but finds support from several other studies. Just be careful in proximity of the test.

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    Musshoff, et al (2010) Ethyl glucuronide and ethyl sulfate in urine after consumption of various beverages and foods—misleading results? International Journal of Legal Medicine, Volume 124, Number 6, 623-630,
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    Sep 11, 2012, 09:53 PM
    Thank you. I ate it at 6 pm Tues and have the test at 2 pm Wed. I have been drinkign water, eating Turmeric and curcmumin in the water and worked out. So not quite 24 hours
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    Sep 11, 2012, 09:57 PM
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    Thank you. I ate it at 6 pm Tues and have the test at 2 pm Wed. I have been drinkign water, eating Turmeric and curcmumin in the water and worked out. So not quite 24 hours
    I ate the soup at 6 pm Tues and have the urin test at 2 pm on Wed. so not 24 hours. I been drinking water with turmeric and cumin in it and worked out.
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    Sep 11, 2012, 10:15 PM
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    I ate the soup at 6 pm Tues and have the urin test at 2 pm on Wed. so not 24 hours. I been drinking water with turmeric and cumin in it and worked out.
    Can't tell you what the result of tumeric or cumin might be but any liquid reduces the detection level of the test.
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    Sep 11, 2012, 10:21 PM
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    Can't tell you what the result of tumeric or cumin might be but any liquid reduces the detection level of the test.
    Well I read that both clean the liver from toxins as well as the blood. I haven't found anything about it cleaing urin for test but I figured it couldn't hurt. Taste aweful but Il see. I wouldn't think there was too much wine in the soup but not sure either.
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    Sep 11, 2012, 10:26 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by darnstuff View Post
    Well I read that both clean the liver from toxins as well as the blood. I havent found anything about it cleaing urin for test but I figured it couldnt hurt. Taste aweful but Il see. I wouldnt think there was too much wine in the soup but not sure either.

    Hard to disagree with you logic. Sure you'll be fine.
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    Sep 11, 2012, 10:27 PM
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    Hard to disagree with you logic. Sure you'll be fine.
    It makes me have to pee every 5 minutes its nuts but its worth a try. I also thought about straight cranberry before the test or would that give a false result?
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    Sep 11, 2012, 10:34 PM
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    It makes me have to pee every 5 minutes its nuts but its worth a try. I also thought about straight cranberry before the test or would that give a false result?
    Back reference to your original question. You are not going to test positive for EtG as a result of the food consumed!
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    Oct 21, 2012, 01:05 AM
    Wellll alll that turmeric made me have hives sooo so much for that
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