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Your kidneys filter your blood and get wastes out of it. When you drink a little bit of alcohol the kidneys filter that alcohol and are okay. But then, if you drink a lot in a short amount of time the kidneys become overworked, and you may have kidney failure, or they just might not be able to filter all of the alcohol. If that happens, the alcohol builds up in your system and starts affecting other parts of your body.answer 2 Actually, it is the poor old liver that has the work of converting the alcohol into 'usable' energy. But it is hard work for the liver and may well be beyond its ability in the short run. Allowed long enough, the liver will convert the alcohol into food. But in the short run, some of the alcohol remains in the blood, and is a welcome test for the highway patrol. Too much work for your liver from dealing with alcohol, and it will give up and you'll go a bright AA yellow![The main thing the kidneys filter out is urea, a chemical left as a by-product of metabolizing proteins. Urea is the mechanism by which the body disposes of this excess nitrogenous material.]
Alcohol dehydrates you. One of the symptoms of dehydration is headache. Alcohol increases stress on the kidneys. If you notice, when you drink you have to go the bathroom more often. Alcohol abuse can completely destroy the kidneys, plus it also will destroy your liver.
Coffee is a diuretic so your kidneys work more, as with alcohol too, that's why you feel thirsty. But alcohol stills need to be burned (transform) by the body. The alcohol in your brain make the kidneys to be uncrontrolable so you eliminate too many fluids.
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Most alcohol is usually absorbed in the digestive tract. And most, by far, is absorbed in the small intestine but some is absorbed in the mouth, throat and stomach.
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Kidneys are not always positioned vertically, or up and down. Some people have one or both kidneys positioned horizontally, or sideways. This condition rarely has negative side effects or is a cause for concern. Those affected are usually born this way, and some may not even be aware of it.
Hi There are no health effects of alcohol, socially and emotionally if taken in moderation. Health, social and emotional problems arise when alcohol is taken in large quantities over a period of time. I hope this helps you
Yes, The kidneys are the organs responsible for filtering the blood in our body. in other words, it removes metabolic wastes such as urea (deaminated proteins) water, salts, alcohol and some heat from the blood and all these are excreted as urine. A healthy liver metabolizes pure alcohol at the rate of about 6/10ths of an ounce per hour.
If you mean in terms of testing, nothing. Some depressant drugs will mimic some of the effects of alcohol as regards behavior, affect and physical symptoms.
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