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In a unique defense strategy, legal experts have explored the impact of acid reflux on breathalyzer tests in DUI cases. Acid reflux, commonly causing regurgitation of stomach contents, can introduce alcohol vapors into the mouth, leading to falsely elevated breathalyzer readings. Attorneys argue that such readings don’t accurately reflect the individual’s true blood alcohol content. By highlighting this physiological phenomenon, defense teams aim to cast doubt on the reliability of breathalyzer results, potentially influencing the outcome of DUI cases.
