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What happens to your body after you’ve had too much to drink

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Click on the tags to find out how your hangover affects the different parts of your body.

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https://www.thestar.com/life/health...r-body-after-youve-had-too-much-to-drink.html
 
So I says to her I'm gonna drink till you look beautiful...That is the last thing I remember, other than. Waking up in the ER with a concussion and busted jaw.
 
What REALLY happens when you give up sugar and alcohol for just one month (hint: you lose weight, cholesterol levels drop and blood pressure goes down)


  • Lifehunters video documents Dutch man Sacha Harland's experiment
  • Eliminates added sugars and alcohol from his diet with surprising results
  • Loses 10lbs and lowers his cholesterol and blood sugar levels


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/...ded-sugar-alcohol-one-month-loses-weight.html

Past studies have shown that taking just one measly month off of alcohol provides better liver function, lower blood pressure and even a reduced risk of liver disease and diabetes.

The 10 people who stopped drinking saw their liver fat fell on average by 15 percent, and nearly 20 percent in some individuals. Fat accumulation on the liver is a prelude to liver damage and this scarring is known as cirrhosis.

Their blood glucose levels dropped by an average of 16 percent, which made them less likely to get diabetes. Total blood cholesterol, a risk factor for heart disease, dropped by almost 5 percent for those who abstained from alcohol.

And the benefits of just five weeks without alcohol weren’t just physical. Sleep quality rose over 10 percent.
The only drawback was that people reported less social contact, but those people who are drinking are going to drop dead before you so no big whoop.

Alcoholism can be a dangerous habit, and it is killing Americans at a rate not seen in at least 35 years. Last year, more than 30,700 Americans died from alcohol-induced causes, including alcohol poisoning and cirrhosis, which is primarily caused by alcohol use.



 
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