Your brain makes antidiuretic hormone, or ADH, that affects your kidneys' ability to make urine. When you drink, your brain doesn’t make as much of this hormone, so you have to urinate more often. This may then lead to dehydration. Chronic heavy drinking is not only toxic for your body...
Buzz Kill: How does alcohol affect the teenage brain? : Neurology NowAn abstract is unavailable.LWW
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Researchers discovered that by activating this brain receptor, alcohol-dependent rats decreased their alcohol intake.
Reports show that drinking too much alcohol long term or even just on a single occasioncan really negatively affect the healthof your body. This may include a weakened immune system, heart damage, liver disease and increased cancer risk, to name a few. ...
Once the shame of a series of such events begins to compound each other, it's easy to see how a mild addiction escalates into a serious one...as the emotional discomfort of admitting dependence would mean accepting responsibility for behaviours during addiction, and their consequences. And...
vinifera is located between the 30thand 50thparallels in both the northern and southern hemispheres. Typically, the growing season is from early spring through the fall in the northern hemisphere. In the southern hemisphere, spring begins in October, so the growing season runs from October through...
Alcohol is a centralnervous systemdepressant, also called a sedative. Sedatives cause your brain activity to slow down and can make you feel relaxed. This may allow you to fall asleep more quickly, however it can greatly impact your sleep quality. ...
4)Delirium Tremens(DT’s), the most dangerous stage of alcohol withdrawal, affect 5% of people withdrawing from alcohol and begins 48-72 hours after alcohol use ceases. The hallmark of the DTs is pronounced delirium – the alcoholic is awake, but confused, agitated, sweating, hallucinating. Th...