Alcoholism

Consistently, across the board, jurisdictions where the drinking age is 21 have fewer fatal and non-fatal drunk driving accidents among young people. There is some argument about why this is the case, but the numbers are consistent and convincing.

Or, on the off chance you were referring to aging of alcoholic beverages:

The flavor characteristics of some alcoholic beverages improve as they age; Wine is aged to make the flavor more subtle and complex. Beer, on the other hand, tends to spoil - especially at warmer temperatures. Also, as one ages, their discernment of these changes improves.

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That is one of those questions that does not have a specific answer. The amount of alcohol needed to intoxicate you will be different from everyone else. As a general rule it takes 1 hour for your body to burn of 1 oz. of alcohol.

1. There is no way to beat an EtG test. Don't believe the ads online that say there is. They'll just get you into trouble.

2. You should be OK from 72-96 hours. Stay away from ANYTHING that contains alcohol, including hairspray and after shave.

It depends on so many factors. What is this drink? A shot? A glass of wine? A mug of beer? Also, how tall are you? How much do you weigh? How fast is your metabolism? What type of alcohol is it? Is it a light beer, German beer, liquor, wine? For the average person, after having drunk one can/bottle of regular beer (let's say for example budweiser), they will be able to drive. That is to say, their vision will not be impaired. That is not to say you should drink one bottle before you drive, because everyone is special, and you might be one individual that the affects are extreme, so to speak.

Teens naturally lie about their actions. They drink and they will say they don't drink. They don't drink at all and they say they consume bottles of alcohols everyday. This is the age we the human beings experiment in life.

People who consume alcohol appear to be less likely than abstainers to develop Parkinson's disease.

A breathalyser detects the presence of alcohol in the blood.

Alcohol gets into the blood when you drink it.

The body processes alcohol at a fixed rate (1 unit, that is 10 ml of pure alcohol, an hour).

Therefore if you have consumed 6 units, the breathalyser would still detect the presence of alcohol after 5 hours. If you had just consumed 4 units the breathalyser would not detect alcohol after 5 hours.

Alcohol does not kill brain cells. That's an old myth started by temperance activists in the 1800s.

Some of the problems regarding drug and alcohol dependency are it can cause addiction, mental problems, relationship problems. Some are prone to suicides and committing crimes. People that are victims of drug and alcohol addiction often time needs professional consultancy or rehabilitation.

because they can kill the baby growing inside you. DONT DO THAT... ! :D

en times.

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By every form of self-deception and experimentation, they will try to prove themselves exceptions to the rule, therefore nonalcoholic.

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The rule is we must be hard on ourself, but always considerate of others.

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Though there may be justifiable exceptions, and though we wish to lay down no rule of any sort, we have often found this the best course to take.

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Here no specific rule can be given.

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Obviously, no rule can be laid down.

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So our rule is not to avoid a place where there is drinking, if we have a legitimate reason for being there.

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Live and let live is the rule.

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At the beginning of recovery a man will take, as a rule, one of two directions.

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Now, this house will hardly accommodate its weekly visitors, for they number sixty or eighty as a rule.

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Among our rapidly growing membership of thousands of alcoholics such transformations, though frequent, are by no means the rule.

i dont know about alcohol but i know ginger cleans out your blood!

The liver and time. That's it.

Well, since (for an average person) it takes 1 hour to get rid of 1 drink from your blood system, it depends on how much they've drunk. If they're completely gone, the best think you can do is make them drink a lot of water, go to the bathroom, and then to bed. But if they're just a little buzzed or only slightly drunk, a good thing to do is splash your face with water, or eat something with a lot of carbohydrates (bread, pasta). However, this does NOT lower you BAC and will NOT make you "okay to drive". Only time can do that, unfortunately.

Breath alcohol level refers to the amount of alcohol vapor in the breath. Alcohol is excreted into the lungs from the blood in a fixed proportion to the amount in the blood. Therefore, measuring breath alcohol gives an indirect, but accurate, measurement of the amount of alcohol in the blood, and the degree of impairment to brain function.

It varies greatly from country to country, from almost zero in some Islamic countries, to more than half in some places that do not have any legislation against it.

Blood Alcohol Content Depends on consumption (beverage alc %, mult by # of drinks consumed each hour for Xxx hours) divided by personal absorption rate per hour (based on body weight)... A good rule of thumb is expect etg to be positive if alcohol was consumed in the previous 24-72 hours

you lose control of your actions and it also increases the risks of things such as heart attack , brain damage, liver and kidney failure and many many more. You also lose brain cells that you can never recover.

Personally who gives a crap what people view it as if your happy with what your doing then nothing else matters but if u aren't happy then u need to do whatever possible to change it but people should accept u anyway and not judge leave that up to god

Surprisingly, very high and very low alcohol concentrations in stomach contents are absorbed more slowly than moderate levels.

The long term effects of alcohol include; 1.Alcohol dependency 2.Alcohol related brain injury 3.Cancers (including cancer of the mouth, pharynx, larynx, oesophagus, bowel (in men) and breast (in women) 4.Cirrhosis and liver failure 5.Concentration and long-term memory problems 6.Heart and cerebrovascular diseases including hypertension and stroke 7.Poor nutrition 8.Problems with the nerves of the arms and legs 9.Sexual and reproductive problems (impotence, fertility) 10.Skin problems 11.Stomach complaints and problems 12.Family and relationship problems 13.Poor work performance 14.Legal and financial difficulties

it hurts me when you drink and you don't think about what you are saying or doing and you do things that you don't mean but it can still start problems and hurt someone even when you don't think it is or can

People become addicted because drugs and alcohol (a drug) cause changes in brain chemistry. To begin with, that just makes us feel good. Eventually, the drug no longer works as well (tolerance), and we need more to feel good. We feel bad if we don't have them. Eventually they become necessary for anything like "normal" functioning.

When we need drugs just to feel normal, we are addicted, and withdrawal usually makes us feel so bad that we convince ourselves that we'll quit later -- or that we don't have a problem. Things go downhill from there.

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