Alcoholism

Time varies with individuals due to diet and heredity, along with the amounts of alcohol drunk. Normally it takes years, but there are other liver problems, such as alcoholic hepatitis, that can develop much faster.

Consuming any non-alcoholic beer (misnamed because it contains on-half of one percent alcohol) will result in a positive EtG test.

Even tiny amounts of alcohol have a depressant effect. The first noticeable effects, however, are on the parts of the brain that provide social controls. Thus, when they become depressed, we begin to feel "loose," and we interpret that as stimulation. Generally this occurs at BACs of around .03 to .05%.

Absolutely. They just happen to be legal ones.

In their life, usually around the legal drinking age. In the course of a day, most don't begin until after work (the ambiguity here is that some people don't finish work until late at night, while others are done before they have lunch).

I think people start drinking before the legal drinking age, very rarely anyone waits, when your with friends at partys etc i would say around 16. Not saying you should as it is young but it is available to get hold of very easily now.

World-wide, drinking most often begins at age 12, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

The precise answer to this question might be up discussion. There is no question that some alcohol abusers become paranoid (although it is far more common in those who abuse stimulants such as cocaine and amphetamines), but there is no definite indication whether it is caused by the alcohol or whether some people self-medicate existing conditions that include paranoiac tendencies. In any case, a debilitating degree of paranoia requires a good psychosocial workup and physical exam, and that cannot be adequately accomplished while a person is actively drinking -- nor for some time thereafter, in the case of alcoholics.

Nothing... I take cetirizine hydrochloride myself - prescribed to alleviate hay fever. To quote the information leaflet from the box the tablets came in... "No significant interactions have been observed between alcohol and cetirizine at the recommended doses. "

-Because 75 - 90% of people can drink alcohol with no ill effects.

-And if it is, it's just going to be made/imported illegally, giving the money to bad people. It'll also cause mass riots. It's also not bad in moderation

-It will just make people more tempted to get it

-A little alcohol is good sometimes- if you don't have too much!

7-If you ban alcohol, it causes distress to the community...

Drinking alcohol in moderation does not cause any deaths. However, abusing alcohol results in an unknown number of injuries and deaths.

Because in their 'bombed' state they are unable to comprehend exactly what they are doing.

no alcohol does not affect all people in the same way.

if you are taking medication, and assuming you are drinking with the medication it would very unprodictable what you were about to do next??

but for others you could just be having a fun night with friends, a social get together or even a life style you choose to live? it can afffect everyone in diffrent ways.

Maybe. The test is extremely sensitive. 96 Hours is safer. In other words, don't drink and stay away from anything that contains alcohol.

At above .25%, both unconsciousness and death are possible.

Yes and no. No, in that the bloodstream has a natural alcohol content, and it is actually harmful if your alcohol levels drop too low. Yes, in that too much alcohol can cause many different problems with the liver, kidneys, stomach, hearth, bones, muscles, and brain. A safe amount of alcohol for consumption is an occasional glass of wine. After that, you're risking damage.

The Liver. There are a variety of liver problems associated with alcohol, the most common of which are cirrhosis, caused by the formaldehyde produced during the metabolization of alcohol, and "fatty liver."

In small quantities it is safe but if these are exceeded it can be dangerous to your health and my destroy relationships.

The link below gives indication as to the safe limits for most people.

Alcoholism is not defined by how often you drink but rather by your relationship to alcohol. If it is your source of comfort or your reward, you are in danger. If drinking alcohol hurts you in anyway, and you know it, and you drink anyway, you can be considered an alcoholic. If it hurts vital relationships with others and you drink anyway, it is too important to you and you should consider yourself in danger. If you live to drink alcohol, if you reward yourself for not drinking for an extended period of time by drinking, you have a problem. Binge drinkers can brave it out and go for weeks without drinking and then start and not stop until the alcohol supply is gone.

The first things affected by alcohol are judgment and the ability to make good decisions -- what psychologists call executive functions. This occurs before you begin to "feel the drinks," and is the reason why people continually make bad decisions about driving after drinking. Alcohol also affects behavior as a driver, which also requires judgment and good decision-making.

Most people think it has to do with reaction times and things like that. If only it were true. It is possible to drive safely with poor reaction times and physical abilities, if your brain is working well. Turn off the brain, and everything goes south.

For a vaccine to work, it has to provoke a response from the body's immune system to create antibodies which would protect you against the disease you are being vaccinated against.

Alcohol does not interfere with this process of immune response, BUT alcohol is basically a poison that the body has to work hard to process. The vaccine provoked antibody response is also hard work for the body, and I don't think it is wise to ask the body to do too much at once. I would advise anyone who has had a vaccination of any sort not to stress the body unnecessarily for a couple of days after having a vaccine.

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One, you will starve, and two the alcohol will intoxicate your body.

Sulphasalazine, an inexpensive drug used for arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease, can reverse the scarring associated with cirrhosis of the liver, according to scientists at the University of Newcastle in the UK.

no, you will have to get an operation to get a replacement