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The primary route is in the intestines. However, it is also absorbed in the mouth, throat and stomach.

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Q: How is alcohol absorbed and metabolized?
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What is Alcohol is metabolized by?

The Liver.


What percent of alcohol is filtered by the kidneys?

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