Alcoholism

We believe you mean Suboxone, which is used for opiate detox, and by some practitioners for long-term maintenance therapy.

Suboxone is an opiate agonist-antagonist, that is it provides some of the effects of opiates to avoid withdrawal, while counteracting the effects that cause you to get high. It is normally prescribed temporarily to help people stop using opiate drugs.

There is the potential for interaction between alcohol and suboxone, and some danger of overdose exists. The big question: if you're trying to get clean, what's the point in drinking alcohol. Since it affects the brain in ways similar to opiates, it will simply lead you right back to drugs and/or alcoholism.

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Azithromycin is an antibiotic and does not have an impairment factor to your nervous system. Alcohol alone will impair you as normal, but will not change the effects of azithromycin.

The recommended amount is one standard drink (0.6 oz or 14 ml of pure alcohol) a day for women, 28 for men. Doubling that for either sex is "quite a bit" in terms of health.

If you mean, does being drunk make people tell the truth, no. Sometimes people say things they wouldn't say if they were sober, because alcohol destroys your judgement. However, a liar will still lie, and a person who is truthful will probably still tell the truth.

1 drink per hour, thank. Pj

People who have had gastric bypass surgery should not drink alcohol at all, generally-speaking. Certainly you should consult the doctor who did the surgery before even considering it.

The only alcohol that can get you drunk is Ethyl alcohol or Ethanol. Also, Methyl alcohol will get you dizzy but you will get blind if you drink it. Cetyl alcohol is a fatty alcohol (looks like a white wax) and initially was made out of whale fat (the name cetyl comes from cetaceous). It is commonly used in cosmetics as an opacifier and has some skin and hair conditioning properties.

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If it contains alcohol in sufficient quantity, you can get drunk. You will also probably get sick, and have an awful hangover.

Depends on how much damage.

Paul will likely benefit from the group support and structure provided by AA, as well as the emphasis on surrendering to a higher power. Darlene, on the other hand, may find the outpatient program more flexible and tailored to her individual needs, with a focus on therapy and coping skills rather than reliance on a higher power. Both approaches can be effective, depending on the individual's preferences and needs.

That would depend on the size and gender of the drinker, and how rapidly the drinks were consumed. It is possible to drink indefinitely and not reach that level if one drinks slowly enough.

Ethylex is not a recognized medication for alcohol addiction treatment. The most common medications prescribed for alcohol addiction include disulfiram, acamprosate, and naltrexone. It's important to consult a healthcare professional for an appropriate treatment plan tailored to the individual's needs.

The alcohol, which is a neurotoxin, depresses and shuts down the various bodily functions. When respiration goes, so do you.

We do not know the specific reasons, but we do know that this is not good news. The causes could range from nerve damage to heart trouble and diabetes. See a neurologist immediately.

Yes, alcohol will certainly age your body if it is abused or too much is drunk on a regular basis. It will cause the internal organs, particularly the liver to age much more quickly.

If you take care of your health otherwise, and especially if you lose weight, it will improve to a degree.

Many people enjoy light blended whiskeys, such as "Canadian" whiskey.

Yes, according to many sources, including a recent biography about him, "Dr. of Truth", Hawkins was an alcoholic for many years.

There are all sorts of alcohol emergencies. We will assume you mean alcohol poisoning.

If a person becomes unconscious after drinking alcohol, there is no time to waste. The person should be placed on their side, with the upper leg forward, to prevent them from rolling on their back and inhaling vomitus. You should then call 9-1-1.

There is no effective first aid treatment for alcohol poisoning, and every minute counts. Don't wait to see if they will wake up on their own, and don't bother wasting time on cold showers, etc. They won't work.

It speeds the radiation of heat from the body, thus cooling it.

A full stomach reduces the rate of alcohol absorption.

It will always come down to a set time.You do not give a set time so for the purpose of this exercise I will make it 1Hr. I would recommend no more than 3 in 1Hr an no more than 11/2 in any hr after