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describe the effects of alcohol​

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Answered by payalaher29
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Answer:

hope it will help you

Explanation:

Alcohol can affect you more quickly if you:

drink on an empty stomach

have a lower tolerance to alcohol

have a lower percentage of fat and muscle on your body

are a young person

weigh less

don’t usually drink alcohol

What happens in your body

As you drink alcohol, it:

passes into your blood through the walls of the stomach and small intestine

travels to all parts of the body including the brain

slows down your brain and affects almost all parts your body

affects the way you think, feel and behave

Alcohol only takes a few minutes to reach the brain in an average, healthy person.

Your liver removes most of the alcohol in your body by breaking it down.

Blood alcohol levels

As you drink, the level of alcohol in your blood rises.

The level of alcohol in your blood is called blood alcohol concentration (BAC). A BAC of 0.01 means there is 0.01g of alcohol in 100ml of your blood.

In an average, healthy person, one standard drink:

increases BAC by about 0.02

takes about one hour to break down

Answered by Acutebrainmonger
0

Answer:

Alcohol, when consumed in its pure form, will be lethal. Drinking alcoholic beverages that contain 30% alcohol may cause relaxing of nerves and muscles. The person feels relaxed without knowing the damage in his body.It also causes Cirrhosis of liver.

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