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Yes, all the symptoms of hangovers are caused by mild dehydration. Dehydration causes a dry mouth, headache, dizziness, insomnia, irritability, and dizziness. Even mild consumption of alcohol means more than frequent trips to the bathroom and thirst. If you are excessively consuming alcohol, you may vomit and lose even more important fluids. Alcohol is actually a diuretic, which means you are losing more liquids than you are gaining, namely through increased urination. This may seem counter-intuitive because you are introducing liquids into your body. So, even if you are not feeling morose, your body is still being depressed when you consume alcohol. Slurred speech, lack of coordination, and slowed reaction time are all caused by depressing the central nervous system.

It slows breathing, relaxes muscles, and impairs thinking. Certain brain and body functions become less active as alcohol affects the central nervous system. While some people do become psychologically depressed when drinking alcohol, everyone becomes physiologically depressed when they drink alcohol. Even though alcohol may make you feel good, it is still a depressant. Something as harmless as cold medicine can increase alcohol’s effects on you. Even if you do not take medication regularly, be very aware of what medications you have taken in a 24 hour period. Continuing to snack, especially on carbohydrates like bread or crackers, and drink water while you are drinking will help your body process the alcohol, and help prevent a hangover. People who do not eat before drinking can have a BAC three times higher than those who do. Eating a meal before drinking will dilute the alcohol, slowing the absorption of alcohol into the body. Additionally, women process alcohol more slowly, meaning they will feel the effects of alcohol longer. This means men can drink the same amount of alcohol as a woman of similar weight, and not get as drunk. Men have more body water, allowing their system to dilute alcohol more than women. 058, while a man of 225lbs will have a BAC of.

After two servings of alcohol, a 150lb man will have an alcohol blood content (BAC) of approximately. The less you weigh, the higher your alcohol blood content will be after one serving. You need to consider not only what you drink, but also how much you have eaten, what you have eaten, your gender, your weight, and any medications you may have taken. Several things factor into how much alcohol affects you. Slow yourself down, and if you find yourself feeling thirsty before those 30 minutes have passed, try a glass of water first. Drinking more than one drink every 30 minutes means you are probably drinking too much, too fast. This is a good gauge for pacing yourself. It may take an hour to metabolize a drink, but it takes approximately thirty minutes before you feel alcohol’s effects. It takes 30 minutes to feel the effects of alcohol. Of course, the best solution is to either not drink or not drive at all. If you have consumed more than three drinks, add at least another 30 minutes for each drink. 08 by the time they have their third drink, count on at least one hour, preferably more, without alcohol before you get behind the wheel. Since most people have a blood alcohol level of. This is particularly important to keep in mind if you drove yourself somewhere and end up having a drink. It takes more than one hour to metabolize one serving of alcohol. Lastly, Cocktails usually contain more than one shot (1.5 fl oz of 40% proof liquor is one serving), as well as other alcoholic ingredients such as liquors. One alcohol serving of a 12% wine is 5 fl oz, more than half the size of most wine glasses. In addition, we tend to over-serve ourselves. “High Gravity” beers have an alcohol content of 8% or higher- a higher serving of alcohol in one serving of beer. For a 12 fl oz beer, 5% alcohol is one serving of alcohol in one serving of beer. One drink is not necessarily one serving of alcohol. This Alcohol 101 primer will not only teach you new things but also remind you of the facts you may have forgotten. Think you know everything you need about alcohol? Guess again. Learning New Facts and Remembering What You Forgot

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