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Regular heavy drinkers usually have to drink more and more in order to have the same effect?
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∙ 9y ago
When a person needs to drink more alcohol to achieve the same effect, this is called having "tolerance."
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Do regular heavy drinkers usually have to drink more and more in order to have the same effect?
Their body builds up tolerance to the liquor.
Regular heavy drinkers usually have to drink less in order to obtain the same effect?
That's because of the tolerance to alcohol that they have developed.
why do Regular heavy drinkers usually have to drink more and more in order to have the same effect?
Their body builds up tolerance to the liquor.
Do Regular heavy drinkers have to drink less in order to obtain the same effect?
True
Regular alcohol drinkers usually drink more than they believe True Or False?
True
What are the major types of alcoholics?
Binge drinkers and daily drinkers. Binge drinkers drink to intoxication when they drink at all, but may not drink every day. Daily drinkers need alcohol in order to function on a daily basis. Binge drinkers usually turn into daily drinkers, given time.
What do Canadians do for entetainment?
They drink and drink SOME MORE AND HAVE MORE little DRINKERS.
Sixty out of every 100 people drink coffee What is the ratio of coffee drinkers to non-coffee drinkers?
the ratio is 3:2
Are James and Oliver Phelps drinkers?
It is likely that as legal adults they will drink.
How many deaths are caused by under-aged drinkers?
A lot. Don't drink!
What has research proven about drinkers abilities?
Resarch proves that those that drink on a daily basis do not have the higher abilities than those who do not. When too much alcohol enters the bloodstream, hte human body becomes prone to hat condition, and addictions can start. Drinkers usually are not as athletic as healthy people.
What is the name of the person who does not drink wine?
Persons who do not drink alcoholic beverages are called non-drinkers, alcohol abstainers, or teetotalers. A nonalcoholic. --- Amed
