What are the effects of alcohol?

Answer 1

they make you less inhibited, almost like being in a dream, you feel free to do whatever you want. your speech may become slurred if you dring alot and you may also have difficulty walking. but when consumed in moderation, usually you just feel happy, relaxed and more talkative. They make ugly women look actractive enough to shag them

If you are a boy you grow boobs, or more commonly called 'man boobs', and if you are a girl, your boobs shrink. Nobody wins. This is actually true. If you are a boy you grow boobs, or more commonly called 'man boobs', and if you are a girl, your boobs shrink. Nobody wins. This is actually true.

Answer 2

Consumed in moderation, alcohol (beer, wine and spirits) is strongly associated with better health and greater longevity than is either abstaining from alcohol or abusing it.

Alcohol is a central nervous system depressant, intoxicant, analgesic and poison.

Yes, alcohol is a drug. The question should be, What type of drug is it?

Alcohol suppresses inhibition and can lead to blackouts (complete loss of memory of events while intoxicated). With frequent use alcohol disturbs sleep. It can lead to dependence and to physiological dependence, a condition where attempts to go 'cold turkey' without medical detox can be dangerous or fatal. Physiological dependence is an indication of severe Alcoholism. If a person has uncontrollable tremors until alcohol is consumed, that is an indication of physiological dependence and a serious danger sign.

Or to be strictly honest, you become anesthetized. Which means that your brain cells can no longer communicate with each other. This will also occur with your heart cells ... which is the main reason for deaths at binge drinking. It also interferes with cross-membrane transport in all your cells, but the most common places for this to cause trouble is brain cells and liver cells.

Every time you get drunk part of your brain and part of your liver dies. The liver always heals - but you get scars.