Alcoholism

It depends on the cause and degree. You should discuss it with your doctor.

We find no reference to liver (hepatic) damage in the literature.

Yes and no. Alcohol can destroy the liver if too much alcohol is consumed. However, an individual does not consume alcohol for a long period of time, the liver can heal itself.

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When consumed in moderation, alcohol increases conviviality, builds social bonds, makes us more sociable, and generally serves as a social lubricant. However, abusing alcohol can have the opposite effects.

Drivers with a BAC of .016 (twice the legal limit) account for at least half of all alcohol-related traffic fatalities.

It really depends on her tolerance level and other factors such as if her parents or grandparents were drinkers and things like that but I would have to guess about 6

You should discuss that with his physician. We cannot make prognoses over the Internet. He is certainly a very sick man, who should stop drinking immediately and follow every direction his physician gives him.

People usually take drugs or drink alcohol because their friends do it, their parents do it or they have problems at home or at school

Alcohol leaves the body at the rate of about .015 of BAC per hour.

Yes, just as soon as your liver is healed. How soon will your liver heal? That depends on your body and the grade of laceration. For me, I have a third degree liver laceration. It will be approximately three months before my liver is healed. The liver filters poisons from the body. The body considers alcohol to be a poison. You can see the problem in drinking alcohol in that if the body's filtration mechanism is not fully functional problems will arise... ask yourself where that poison will go, or better yet, where will that poison stay?

Step Seven. "Humbly asked Him to remove our shortcomings."

Step Six, "Were entirely ready to have God remove these defects of character" (which are identified in the fifth step) prepares a person to release it all and give it over. Then in the seventh, it is given over.

It is estimated that Alcoholics Anonymous has helped millions of individuals worldwide since its founding in 1935. The organization provides support, resources, and a community for individuals struggling with alcohol addiction to achieve and maintain sobriety.

Coffee won't help, neither will dancing. The best thing that will remove alcohol from your system is time, so that it is digested.

That depends on the period of time over which consumption occurs, the contents of the stomach, the gender of the drinker, physical size, body mass index, and other factors.

A study by the Traffic Injury Research Foundation found that, at BAC levels of .05 to .08, the risk of collision for drivers in the 20+ age group was about twice that of drivers with zero BAC. For young novice drivers (16- to 19 years of age) the crash risk at .05 to .08 was about eight times that of normal drivers!

A 1994 research document released by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration also identifies impairment problems at .02 and states that "virtually all drivers are substantially impaired at .08 BAC.

For an idea of how much it takes to reach .08: four beers on an empty stomach in one hour for a 170 lb. man; three for a 137 lb. woman.

I have never felt bloated when I used to drink, but everyone is different, some people may get stomach upset. All depends on the individual.

We don't know which mixed drinks you mean. Many drinks have more than one shot of liquor in them. However, we can tell you that, in the US, one 12-ounce beer is the equivalent of one shot of liquor. The beer in some other countries is stronger, rarely weaker.

The temperance movement advocated for the complete avoidance of alcohol consumption to address the social issues associated with alcohol abuse, such as poverty, crime, and violence. It gained momentum in the 19th and early 20th centuries in the United States and other countries. The movement led to the implementation of prohibition laws in some places.

Gambling has the potential to be an addiciton similar to alcoholism. A gambling addict is looking for the high of winning, comparable to an alcoholic's chemical high. When gambling is seen as an addiction in an individual, rehab and/or counseling is the only way to get it under control.

No. The damage can be partially repaired, but your liver will never be "normal" again.

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Yes, it's about 0.16.