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Sleepers can now, albeit slowly, remove alcohol from the bloodstream via Blood Dialysis, same as with reagents in the bloodstream. The action is slow, decreasing BAC by about 0.05 per minute (0.1 per 2 minutes). Do note this will consume a *lot* of blood and likely fill up the dialysis beaker in the process. The sleeper also now features a live BAC counter to monitor the alcohol dialysis in real time. <img width="444" height="492" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/4359e217-92d6-4d8f-b632-31498c1a8dc2" /> To counteract this and make sure ethylredoxrazine (the anti-alcohol drug) doesn't get completely made irrelevant due to this, it has been buffed to work about twice as fast as the sleeper without requiring any blood sacrifice. Exact numbers depend on metabolism but generally speaking it decreases BAC by 0.1 every 1.2 minutes or so. Of note: ethylredoxrazine in testing had rather shitty metabolism before and might as well have done nothing at all - probably because it was metabolizing at 30% the rate of other medicine. This PR aims to make it actually useful, but the numbers might have made it too strong. Feedback's appreciated. Here's a comparison table for the TL;DR between the two things now: <table> <tr> <td> <td> Sleeper <td> Ethylredoxrazine <tr> <td> BAC decrease rate <td> ~0.05 / minute <td> ~0.08 / minute <tr> <td> Drains blood <td> Yes <td> No <tr> <td> Neutralizes alcohol effects while in bloodstream <td> No <td> Yes </table>