Is wine good for brain

Answer 1

Your risk for developing vitamin and mineral deficiencies increases with the increased use of tobacco and abuse of alcohol. These deficiencies in return affect the brain. In return alcohol abusers rarely make up for the deficient nutrients in the body and increases the bodies need and upsets the pH balance entirely.

Answer 2

It's a myth, reinforced by the power of suggestion, that different forms of alcohol beverage cause different types of intoxicated behavior.

I, speaking on personal experiences- not professional- would say "Yes, it does". I find I am a very happy-go-lucky drunk typically and don't get angry/emotional when drinking at all.. However, when I drink wine I tend to become emotional. I will talk in depth about the past and people I need to close doors with.. I even feel borderline suicidal. I have also asked your question to others and many people I know(Related and non), agree with me! I've had scary encounters with people who drink wine as their alcohol of choice.. I would be careful with wine.. Drink in smaller amounts, at slower paces and with food(Also, don't drink alone, of course..). Hope this helps.

Answer 3

Yes. Alcohol affects the cerebellum, which is a part of the lower brain that is responsible for controlling large movements. This is why you may lose your balance while you are drunk.

Answer 4

Sometimes, but not usually. Usually you cook it down until there is no alcohol left, there is only the flavour.

Answer 5

wine is not good for your brain spinach is

Answer 6

No. Alcohol is alcohol.