Where does the alcohol go when you drink it?

Answer 1

It enters the duodenum, then jejunum, and then ileum of the small intestine. It is in the small intestine that nutrients are absorbed.

Answer 2

The water part goes through your kidneys and becomes urine. The poisonous parts go through the liver and are broken down into less harmful chemicals, which is why people who drink a lot usually have their liver stop working.

Answer 3

Alcohol is broken down into simpler molecules of sugar (which gives high energy) and ether (which produces the intoxicating effect) by the digestive juices beginning with the mouth and all the way through the digestive tract. The ether is absorbed directly into the bloodstream. Eventually, the liver removes the ether and it is flushed from the body in sweat and urine.