Alcoholism

There is no scientific that some people are "born alcoholics."

Yes, Richard Boone struggled with alcoholism throughout his life. He was known to have had issues with alcohol addiction, which impacted his career and personal life at times.

The Word says not to be drunk with wine.... when we are intoxicated the flesh is in control not the spirit. The Word says we are to be lead by the spirit.

Alcohol

Yes. That' why it should be done under medical supervision.

No, not sure where you heard that one.

Even though alcohol lis legal, it is arguably the single most dangerous substance there is. At higher blood levels it is toxic and even fatal. It kills brain cells and it destroys liver function. Evidence is that at moderate amounts alcohol is associated with slightly longer life, but it is not entirely clear that this isn't because those who drink moderately also take better care of themselves in general. People who are addicted to alcohol, and people who have a physiological dependence on alcohol have to stop or they will destroy their lives and the lives of those close to them.

the alchol rate slows down

At modest levels of consumption, this is a matter of personal opinion. I personally don't like the taste of alcohol (about three sips in and I have a bad cottonmouth, plus alcohol is very astringent to me), so the costs of drinking even a bit of alcohol isn't worth it. However, other people like my grandmother enjoy a glass of wine before bed - it doesn't hurt her and brings her pleasure, so the benefits outweigh the risk of drinking a single glass of wine a night.

At high levels of consumption, defined as more than 3 drinks per day, the risks start to outweigh the benefits pretty quick. High levels of alcohol consumption can cause addiction, dependency, liver damage, weight gain, social and familial dysfunction and depression. There are no known medical benefits of consuming this much alcohol either. There may be some social benefit, particularly among young drinkers in the United States, but this tends to disappear by the time you are 30 and there is a small social stigma against those who consume alcohol to excess. Overall, the risks of high volume alcohol consumption outweigh the benefits (what benefits there are).

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a fellowship of individuals who come together to support each other in maintaining sobriety and overcoming alcohol addiction. The program is based on 12 steps that promote personal growth and spiritual development through meetings and mutual support. AA is known for its anonymity and the principle of sharing experiences to help others in their recovery journey.

yes

Alcohol is able to quickly reach the brain because it is lipid-soluble, allowing it to easily pass through cell membranes. Once in the bloodstream, alcohol is rapidly distributed throughout the body, including the brain, where it can affect neurotransmitter activity and brain function. The rapid effects of alcohol on the brain contribute to its ability to alter mood, cognition, and behavior.

yes

Can't be known. Those who do as a result of it is estimatable (murders,car accidents etc.) however most who personally do are not catagorized as such. Usually the cause is kidney failure,anurisms, heart attacks, etc. No one cares to admit their loved ones died from it due to the shame attributed to it. Truth is, far more have than will ever be known except for the limited few who have escaped its clutches. They often see and know the Truth behind just how deadly the disease is. Cloak it in any fashion you wish, it is a killer and unknown multitudes have and are dieing every day from alcoholism.

it's obviously alcohol. you did not specify what alcohol. when people refer to alcohol, you could be referring to beer, vodka, tequila, etc.

30 percent

Joe's actions suggest that he is using alcohol as a form of self-medication to numb his emotional pain, which can be a sign of unhealthy coping mechanisms or avoidance of dealing with his feelings. This behavior may indicate that he is struggling to process his emotions and might benefit from seeking support or healthier coping strategies.

Yes, it does have alcohol. The reason I know this is because I am doing a science project on carpet cleaners, and Woolite is one of them.

No.

liver damage

loss of brain cells

cancer of the throat liver and stomach

weakening of your heart

alcoholism

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its very sometimes humidy and rainy but other times its sunny and feels good outside and nahhh im jus playin i dont no i dont live in columbia

they typically weigh less

Yes, although the policy is controversial.

No. If you drink too much at one time (ie. binge drinking) you'll puke, pass out, or worse - blackout. Then..when you wake up in the morning, your head will be literally pounding..you'll probably still be throwing up and you'll feel like death..or at least you'll want to die..but have fun ;)