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This means that any of the following could potentially trigger a BrAC over the allowable limit: Mouthwash Breath mints Cologne or perfumes Inhalers Auto fluids, such as coolant, windshield wiper fluid, and radiator fluid Dark chocolate Hand sanitizer High yeast foods Energy drinks Non-alcoholic beer, wine, and liquors Red wine vinegar Spicy foods False readings can also occur for the following reasons: Smoking Regular smokers produce extra acetaldehyde, which can be detected as alcohol
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Another study also reported that microbiome in smokers exhibit a significantly higher Shannon diversity index than that in non-smokers (Mason et al., 2015)