Alcoholism

Extremely reliable in detecting the presence of alcohol. Rather less so in determining where the alcohol came from. However, with proper pre-exam observation, it's about 100% accurate in determining if you've been drinking.

It depends on the person. Not everyone will feel the same after 10 drinks of rum and coke. But most people feel relaxed and uninhibited. Other people become angry and nasty. Also, people who drink can become depressed.

Probably not.. It can take 3-5 days, usually an average of 80 hours. However, everyone keeps saying to chug water and it helps no matter what. So try that, it's all you can do, and pray.

Night sweats are one of many possible results. Depending on the age and gender of the person, they may be made worse by pre-menopausal symptoms.

You can't do anything to speed up the process.

Alcohol can do many bad things to people. It is a drug, so a person can become dependent on it. Excessive alcohol consumption can cause heart disease, obesity, tinnitus and liver problems. Alcohol can make a person change their behavior, almost as if they are another person.

Yes, just drink two alcohols that have a lot of alcohol volume in them.

Alcohol impairs their judgment and lowers their inhibitions. In other words, it takes away the things that usually keep them from acting goofy. Without those restraints, goofiness rules.

yes, it will denature the false proteins inside the tablets

Because it reduces inhibitions, drinking alcohol may make you act in a way that would embarrass you under normal circumstances. It can also make you do dangerous things that you wouldn't normally do. Drinking too much (binge drinking) can cause alcohol poisoning, which can lead to coma and even death. Alcohol use increases the risks of liver damage, mouth, throat, esophagus and larynx cancer and heart disease. Because it reduces inhibitions, drinking alcohol may make you act in a way that would embarrass you under normal circumstances. It can also make you do dangerous things that you wouldn't normally do. Drinking too much (binge drinking) can cause alcohol poisoning, which can lead to coma and even death. Alcohol use increases the risks of liver damage, mouth, throat, esophagus and larynx cancer and heart disease.

Oddly enough, many anti depressants warn that they could in fact make depression work. Sometimes it's a long, wait and see process. Your best bet is to talk to your doctor about which drug they think will work best for you.

10 - 20 minutes.

For fun and to socialise with people.

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Because its progressive. Over time it gets worse. If not treated will almost always end in death. Its chronic meaning that if treated that it will get better. (Don't drink) and once you have it, you've got it for life. Kinda sounds like a disease to me

Most alcohol is absorbed into the body through the samll intestines.

Yes, ethanol will usually be included in a general drug triage blood test. The length of time it continues to show up depends on the initial concentration, bust most tests will turn negative in 1-2 days.

It depresses the central nervous system to the point where signals can no longer get from the brain to the lungs to tell them to breathe in air. OR you can fall asleep on your back and vomit in your sleep and suck it into your lungs and choke to death in your sleep.

Don't confront someone with a drinking problem all by yourself. It's best to consult an intervention specialist and make a plan. You need to know some basic principles of intervention as well as to have support for yourself. You must know how to handle the alcoholic's resistance. At the very least take someone knowledgeable about alcoholism or addiction with you and several people who care about the alcoholic and whom the alcoholic trusts. This is not a do-it-by-yourself job.

Yes., by consuming too much alcohol, it takes longer for a stimulus to reach the receptor, to then be passed along first the sensory, then the relay, and finally the motor neurone. This then slows down the movement of the effector to the response, making you respond to stimulus slower than usual.

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It depends on how bad the withdrawal is, without medical supervision detox can be excruciatingly painful both in the mind and body. That being said if the alcoholic has been drinking very hard "Binge drinker", or if he or she is a long term "daily drinker", in my own personal experience, the drinker can suffer from tremors, heightened anxiety, high blood pressure, at 6 to 8 hours after the last drinking, worsening still into full blown panic attacks, loss of appetite sleep, in 48 to 72 hours he or she can go into a very scary place we call DTs or Delirium tremons where he or she will have lost most cognisance of reality and possibly have a grand maul seizure, this is bad, this can lead to death.
It is highly recommended to do a taper program of 9-30 days of cross related drug tapering using benzo class drugs AKA Valium Starting at a level to reduce anxiety, calm the brain, and the central nervous system. Adding to the detox a nutrient rich diet and hydro therapy. Sleep is a must. A detox center will be able to provide chloral hydrate which in itself is help due to is sedative properties, depending on the weight of the individual, dosing will vary.
Once more, be advised that taking a drinker off alcohol abruptly can due major damage, please get help. You would be surprised at how long the list available for helping alcohol and drug dependence actually is.
My name is Luke, I am not a doctor by any means, i am however an alcoholic and, I have experienced these things first hand and they are scary, Good luck!
After all is said and done hopefully this person will get some long term help, in my realm of thought we have three choices being alcoholic JAILS INSTITUTIONS AND DEATH.

Drinking alcohol or taking illicit drugs lowers your inhibitions. This means you're more likely to engage in sexual activity without using a condom. Condoms are the bestbarrier against STDs and HIV.

Alchol affects people differently by weight. A tall person might weigh more then a short person so yes, a tall person would get drunk slower then a short person.