What is Alcohol
This is the main way alcohol is consumed.
What is an alcoholic beverage?
This organ filters the body's fluids
What is the liver?
This is one of the leading causes of death.
What is drunk-driving?
A condition in which the force of the blood against the artery walls is too high.
What is high blood pressure?
A form of dementia that primarily affects chronic, long-term alcoholics at the end stages of their disease.
What is wet brain?
This is what alcohol from beverages is called.
What is ethanol?
The area of the brain that controls memory.
What is the hippocampus?
This happenes when your blood-alcohol levels get too high.
What is alcohol poisoning?
When a cell mutates uncontrolibly and attacks the body.
What is cancer?
The cause for wet brain and leads to an assortment of other health probloms
What is alcohol addiction?
Alcohol is created using this method.
What is fermentation?
Alcohol affects the brain and makes them think they are sober enough to do this activity.
Why do people drive drunk?
Can lead to violence and has caused about 50% of divorces. Also is caused by an overdependence to alcohol.
What is alcoholism?
An overdependance or feeling like you cant live without a certain substance.
What is addiction?
The first stage of wet brain. Usually goes unchecked and progresses to stage 2.
What is Wernicke Encephalopathy?
Alcohol is mainly classified as this type of drug.
What is a depressent?
Someone who has too many drinks can pass out due to this.
What is an alcoholic-induced blackout?
When a baby dies during a delivary and can be a byproduct of excessive drinking.
What is a stillbirth?
Any condition that damages the liver and prevents it from functioning. Mostly caused by alcoholism.
What is liver disease?
The 2nd stage of wet brain. Some symptoms are memory loss, problems with learning and developing new memories, and hallucinations.
What is Korsakoff psychosis?
The messages in the brain are altered and slowed down.
How does alcohol affect the brain?
This causes reductions in neurons and sydrones like wet brain.
What is long-term drinking?
Can lead to stillbirths, miscarriges and fetal alcohol spectrum disorders.
What is the effects drinking during pregnancy?
Slowly breaks down this system, allowing opportunistic diseases to become more deadly.
What is alcohol's effect on the immune system?
Around 25%
What is the percentage of people who recover from wet brain?