Alcoholism

* Yes, that much alcohol can kill you. Part of it will depend on how big you are physically and the amount of time that they were consumed will also be a big factor. If you drank 14 beers over the course of 8 or 10 hours, it wouldn't be a big deal. If you drank 14 shots in half an hour, you could kill yourself. * Typically no!!! But it may feel like it. The best thing to do with a large consumption of alcohol is drink plenty of water when you are done (or before you go to bed). When you wake up drink a full days worth (100%) of vitamin C (you can buy flavored Emergen-C packets in the vitamin section at Wal Mart) and a couple of pain reliever.

Realise that your Dad's opinion may well be wrong, not just about this, but also about everything else he has ever told you. You need to work out absolutely everything for yourself - you can't trust your parents to be right about everything. Even if they're the best parents in the world, they are definitely wrong about some things, and it's up to you to find out which. (Of course even the worst parents are probably right about some things, too!)

That is one of the most valuable lessons involved in growing up - and it's a lesson many people never learn their whole lives.

Also if he's calling you "a liar", that's actually abusive behavior. If, instead, he says "You told a lie" when you really didn't, well, that simply means he has the wrong information, for whatever reason. Maybe he misunderstood something.

But to say "you are a liar" is abuse - it's basically saying "everything you say is a lie" which is (probably!) an abusive and untrue statement, and suggests that your father doesn't respect you as he should - in which case, he doesn't deserve your respect, either.

Hope that helps!

No, but combined with alcohol there is a synergistic effect, meaning that the effect of both the alcohol and the Klonopin is increased.

It is extremely dangerous to combine drugs in that fashion, and doing so has killed a lot of people. You should also know that getting away with it once (or more than once) does not mean that you will get away with it again.

Alcohol is a chemical compound (C6H5OH) that does not contain ingredients apart from carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. Alcohol itself is a neurotoxin and anesthetic. The other ingredients in drinks are generally harmless.

Currently, in New Zealand, we are in the midst of a binge drinking culture. Teenagers as young as 13 getting intoxicated on a weekly basis is considered normal for alot of people here. Frankly, it's disgusting.

-you feel like you've lost control over how much you drink

(ex.you go to the party and even though promise to yourself or somebody else not to drink too much you end up drunk)

-you miss school/work/appointments etc. because of alcohol/hangover

-your family/friends are concerned about how much you drink

-you react with anger when asked to drink less

-alcohol seems to be the best cure for hangover

-you've ineffectively tried to prove to yourself/somebody else that you can control your drinking (people who don't have an alcohol problem don't have to prove it to anyone)

-you've had social/legal problems resulting from alcohol abuse

-you feel guilty/ashamed of some things you've done while under influence

-you drink to deal with stress or sadness

there are some more but these are the most common.

convince everyone that you are just really stoned.

There is no quick way to rid the body of EtG (Ethyl Glucuronide). Alcohol remains in the body for over 24 hours. Drink plenty of water to rid the body of EtG before a urine test.

A drug that slows nervous system activity and relaxes tension

Binge drinking is where you drink large amounts of alcohol in a short space of time. Might as well say, that binge drinkers drink more than twice the recommended drink a day.

So basically binge drinking is the same as being an alcoholic but it doesn't last for ages and ages.

Hope it helped

Nerve cells do not regenerate, regardless of how they are damaged.

You don't. In my opinion, if you're asking a question like that there is something seriously wrong with you. what would you do with the answer, obviously something illegal

Because taking a shower or drinking some coffee doesn't get the alcohol out of your body, although it might help you be more alert.

Some people taking Zoloft might have some side effects. The most common Zoloft side effects are dry mouth, insomnia, sexual side effects, diarrhea, nausea, and sleepiness. Not everyone gets this side effects.

Although alcohol-poisoning deaths among young people are tragic and highly publicized, they are fortunately very rare, numbering about one-half dozen or so per year, according to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA).

there would be more of it and your urine would be more translucent.

Binge drinking definitions vary around the world, but in the United States, it is generally defined as a male drinking 5 standard-size drinks in a 2-hour period or a female drinking 4 standard-size drinks in the same amount of time.

Alcohol affects the nervous system by slowing your reaction time down; like your nerves and brain cells won't get messages as fast as you would like them too. Also it could make your breathing slow if not stop it.

Coffe helps apparently. But I think you just need your liver really. So, stop drinking and you will sober up :-)

As long as anybody else would live, really. In all 5,000 years+ of recorded history, not a single case of cancer has been linked to marijuana use, if that's what you're wondering. Besides diminished lung capacity (although marginally so), pot smokers are otherwise as healthy as anybody else. Do your homework if you'd like to confirm the fact.

alcohol is consumed for many reasons. the main reasons are that some people just drink and have fun when they go out, but then there's other people who use large amounts of it to medicate their feelings. also, a lot of teens and young adults will drink if they give in to peer pressure or because they think that having a beer or whatever will make them look cool.

No, there are no drug interactions between alcohol and the meningococcal vaccine.

Alcohol can affect several parts of the brain, but in general, alcohol contracts brain tissue and depresses the central nervous system. Also, alcohol destroys brain cells and unlike many other types of cells in the body, brain cells do not regenerate. Excessive drinking over a prolonged period of time can cause serious problems with cognition and memory.