What happens to your brain when you are drunk?

Answer 1

You lose functions that are controlled by the frontal part of your brain. These include motor skills, speech, and judgment. Drink in moderation. The combination of smoking and drinking alters the effects of both activities, however, does not become any more detrimental than the lone activities.

Answer 2

you begin to get dizzy and feel like passing out

Most people think that if a few drinks make them feel good then a lot of drinks will make them feel even better. But that's not true. Although a few drinks will make them feel better, more will make them feel worse. It's called the biphasic (or two part) effect.

Here's what happens. People tend to feel better as their blood alcohol concentration (BAC) rises to about .05 (.055 to be exact). That's the first phase or part. If people drink more and their BAC rises above .055, the negative effects of drinking increase and hangovers become worse. That's the second phase. So it's clearly smart to stop during the first phase and not progress into the second phase.

Answer 3

Alcohol affects the brain by slowing the areas responsible for movement, speech, judgement and memory. This causes things like staggering, slurring your speech, loss of inhibition and forgetfulness.

Answer 4

it depends on what part of your brain-

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Answer 5

Being drunk makes your brain focus on being drunk, and you may never think your drunk and you might it depends on you.

Answer 6

I heard that it kills brain cells, but I am to young to find out.

Answer 7

kills your brain cells

Answer 8

Kills brain cells