Realistically, there is no reason to take any kind of detoxification to purge alcohol. If you are worried about taking a drug test, just know that alcohol leaves the body completely within 12-20 hours of consumption, so unless you take the test while your still feeling the effects of the alcohol, or had a drink within 18 hours of the test, it will not show up. To answer your question though...typically no, and even if it did, it probably would work quick enough to make a difference.
Definitely. The most common getaway drug too.
alcohol is considered as a depressant. the effect after having too much shows you that.
Blood samples taken for alcohol testing can also be tested for drugs. However, the tests sold over the counter test only for alcohol. Tests must be tailored specifically for each type of drug.
I believe you mean alcohol. In which case, yes it is. It is a drug which affects your brain's cognitive functions. You liver tries to break down alcohol using enzymes. Taking too much alcohol damages your brain and liver.
Alcohol is a socially accepted drink, but too often, people take it too far. Why do so many people fall into alcohol's deep hole, and why is it so hard to get out of it?
Peer Pressure. Runs in Family. too Addicted to quit
Alcohol is the most commonly-abused and most dangerous substance in Western society. Other drugs are pretty bad, too. Get over the "alcohol and drugs" thing; alcohol IS a drug.
You should avoid alcohol altogether when taking antibiotics. Although there is no direct drug reaction, alcohol's diuretic effects can cause the medication to move through your body too rapidly, and reduce its effectiveness. In some cases, this can lead to the bacteria developing resistance to the drug.
Alcohol is classified as a drug because of its psychoactive effects on the central nervous system, which can alter mood and behaviour. It can lead to addiction, impair judgment, and cause various health risks.
No. They don't even work very well for other drugs.
possibly if not done too late
Ethyl alcohol (ethanol); chemical formula C6H5OH.