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Alcohol acts in what kind of way to affect the body?
it acts i such a way that makes you horney or punchy
Why does alcohol affect the muscular response?
Alcohol acts as a depressant. That is, it slows the functioning of the body, including muscular response.
Alcohol is a colorless odorless volatile pungent that acts as a?
Alcohol is a colorless, odorless, volatile liquid that acts as a depressant on the central nervous system when consumed. It is commonly used for its psychoactive effects.
Why does alcohol dries fater than water acted on th surface of a body?
Alcohol dries faster than water because it acts as a drying agent. The chemical component for alcohol is what makes it a drying agent on a persons body as well as other materials.
How can we take care of our nervous system?
Drinking alcohol can slow down sending of messages, which leads to different ways on how your body acts.
Aspirin do not change the way alcohol acts on people?
the answer is that yes it dose change the way alcohol acts on people ppl are stupied if u do take pills with alcohol.
Is alcohol a depressant stimulant narcotic or hallucinogen?
Alcohol is a depressant and only a depresssant.
Why alcohol is not good for your body?
Alcohol is good for the body if consumed in moderation.
Why does alcohol act as an insulator?
Alcohol acts as an insulator because it can't freeze and its ability to absorb energy.
Why do they tell you no alcohol on adkins if theres no carbohydrates in it?
Alcohol is a form of sugar so it acts like a carb.
Why a man who had alcohol is feeling like tension free?
Alcohol acts on the neurotransmitters in the brain and lowers the inhibitions.
The bad effects of alcohol?
Alcohol is condisdered to be a poison and a toxin to the body. Alchohols major effects to the body are that of the Brain. When Alchohol is consumed it circulates around the body and eventually gets around to your brain. As you probably already know alcohol acts like a disinfectant and sterilization chemical. Alcohol that you drink has the same effect on the brain that it does to germs. In response to this the liver which acts like a filter to poisons and other parts of the body has to go into overtime to cleanse the toxins that were put into the body. This overloaded work for the liver can have major effects later in life including liver failure and the need for a liver transplant. Another effect that alcohol produces is neasue and dizzyness this is caused from alcohol killing part of your brain which makes you have that "drunk" feel. If to much alcohol is consumed you can actually can major brain damage and cause your brain altogether to stop working causing death. Most of the time though when you drink alot you pass out this is the onset to the brain shutting down non essential life sustaining functions such as consciousness.
