If you've been to a party recently and haven't seen someone drinking a BORG, you're likely not with college students. For those unfamiliar, BORG stands for “blackout rage gallon,” a mix often made in a gallon jug containing vodka, water, flavor enhancers, and electrolytes. This popular drink, often consumed at outdoor parties, poses serious risks, according to Dr. Anna Lembke of Stanford University, due to its high alcohol content which can lead to alcohol poisoning.
The trend, likened to an individual version of jungle juice, sees participants naming their BORGs with creative labels. Despite its popularity among Gen Z, the BORG's high alcohol content remains a significant concern, with experts warning against the potential dangers of excessive consumption.
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