Alcoholism

You don't get addicted, you avoid many diseases, risks, and side effects, you might feel better about yourself, you save a lot of money, and you keep your mind clearer.

As an addict, I can tell you that if you are not addicted, you are VERY fortunate. I didn't realize it would be this bad, or I would have stayed clean!

Yes, very illegal though i dont think you will get arrested for rubbing a finger soaked in whiskey over the gums of a teething baby, and i am sure that is not the modern approach to teething children also

Well, if you mean on a short term basis, about 1-2 bottles will cause you to fall unconscious, depending on how often you drink. If you're looking to die from it, passing out could be fatal if you aspirate it. Death by alcohol poisoning takes 2 bottles. Alcohol can in large quantities, no matter what type, be lethal, and cause death not only by aspiration of vomit into the lungs but also by causing liver and irreversible liver failure. Alcohol poisoning is a common reason for admissions to Emergencies Rooms all over the world. Patients will then be given the appropriate treatment; some of it just making sure that the patient does not aspirate into the lungs before regaining consciousness. However in more severe cases can result in the affected person's life being maintained using e.g ventilator and renal dialysis. Liver failure will also cause the kidneys to fail. Hepato-renal failure tends to be irreversible i.e. the person will die. To return to the original answer it would most unlikely that one person, even if alcohol dependent, could drink 1 to 2 bottles of alcohol ( let alone ouzo!) without vomiting. If they were lucky they would vomit before finishing the first and avoid the dangers of unconsciousness.

If you seldom drink alcohol and depending on what alcohol you are drinking and your metabolism, you could feel the effects after just one or two drinks. You most likely won't be totally drunk, but your reasoning and logic could be impaired.

Most carbohydrates are either a common sugar or a long chain of sugars linked together. The body's digestive system works to break the chains apart into simple sugars so the body can absorb them. Thus, most carbohydrates can turn into sugar.

Yes. All alcohol should be metabolized and passed in the urine after 72 hours.

The moderate consumption of Alcoholic Beverages (beer, wine and liquor) is associated with better health and longer life than is either abstaining from alcohol or abusing it.

There is scientific medical consensus regarding this fact and it has also been reported by the U.S. federal government.

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It's called 'desensitizing'. If you have to drink more and more to feel the same effects that you used to feel a year ago - you are becoming desensitized to the physical effects of alcohol (however - medically you will still be risking your health !)

Have effective alcohol education in the schools, and put a stop to the romanticizing of alcohol and drinking on TV and otherwise.

We doubt that that will happen, given the monetary power of the alcohol lobby, but that's the way to go about it.

1. Problem drinking
2. Tolerance
3. Dependence
4. alcoholism

Cirrhosis of the liver, esophageal varices, neurological disorders, complications of diabetes, malnutrition, breakdown of the cardiovascular system, emotional disorders, social problems, legal problems, family problems, accidental injury or death, insanity and several others.

Virtually all alcohol is metabolized by the liver. However, a very small percentage of alcohol is lost through respiration and perspiration.

Aspirin and ibuprofen are Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (or NSAIDs)

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Less experience in life means teens have fewer opportunities to learn from their own mistakes and the mistakes of others. After all, when you're a kid your parents try to make sure you're always safe, and generally they succeed. So kids get to thinking that nothing really bad will ever happen to them because so far Mom and Dad have kept them safe. But teenagers have more opportunities to get into much deeper trouble--the kind Mom and Dad can't always save you from.

Another thing: the teenage brain has not developed and matured yet. Even when it's the same size as an adult brain, the parts of the brain that deal with self-control and predicting consequences of certain actions are not done growing yet.

I think part of the answer is empowerment. Doing bad or risky things proves to yourself that you are in control, that you have free will to change your own destiny. It's not a good or smart way to feel empowered, but I think that's part of the motivation for taking such risks.

Yes

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Yes alchole can be absorbed through the skin.

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when they are physically and emotionally stressed

No one died in the US due to alcohol in 1999, only from the abuse of alcohol. The lives of many people were saved and/or extended because they consumed alcohol in moderation and enjoyed the health benefits of doing so.

THE blood alcohol limit is the degree of levelling where a certain limit is cosidered as to the blood alcohol content. The limiting varies on every country. If you are from the United States, the blood alcohol limit is 0.08% = ]

well no one really knows as early man invented beer after, what I'm guessing, agricultural settlements started with basic crops such as wheat. beers made from wheat of which beer was probably accidentally discovered starting the first alcoholic drink and i guess people started wondering what made people like this.

I have no idea how it really was discovered this is just my hypothesis

No it does not , it makes your blood thinner.