Alcohol and metabolism are unrelated. So the amount you drink has no bearing on metabolism.
Most high status people drink alcohol, as do those who are more educated.
The alcohol causes dehydration in your body and makes you twice as thirsty. In most cases, when you are at the bar and drink too much beer, you get thirsty and drink more beer. Then you pass out.
You drink alcohol... you get drunk.... you get the munchies and you eat takeaway foods therefore you get fatter. Seriously though alcohol slows down your metabolism by depressing the central nervous system. Also note that a British study found that when alcohol was added to a high-fat, high-calorie meal, less dietary fat was burned off and more was stored as body fat. In other words if you drink then drink moderately, don't eat fatty foods and make sure you work off the damage you've done the night before by doing exercise.
If a person has a drink of liquor, the alcohol is typically measurable in their blood within about 30 to 90 minutes after consumption. Factors such as the type of alcohol, the person's metabolism, and whether they have eaten can influence this timing. Generally, alcohol is absorbed more quickly on an empty stomach. Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) can be monitored using breathalyzers or blood tests.
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Alchohol is misused because people drink to much of it and then they drink more and more and more.
in my personal opinion, 100%. but there are defiantly more teens that drink alcohol that those who don't.
I'm assuming "drinking" means alcohol. Alcohol speeds up your metabolism at first (makes you high), however after a while it slows down your metabolism which makes you unable to think clearly and react normally.
Yes...drink more alcohol and they will go away.
With many drugs, a user builds up a tolerance to the drug, needing a larger dose to get the same high.
With many drugs, a user builds up a tolerance to the drug, needing a larger dose to get the same high.
Yes,your body wasn't designed to handle alcohol.