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When someone drinks more alcohol than the liver can filter, the extra alcohol accumulates and this decreases the action of the nervous system. Thus we begin to lose control.
In small quantities (one or two drinks) we can feel relaxed, this is because alcohol is a "depressant" drug that acts against the central nervous system; Thanks to this, the exaggerated consumption of alcohol causes coordination disorders, speech difficulty and loss of consciousness.
When the alcohol is processed in the body there is a decrease in blood glucose levels. Circumstance that should be taken into account especially by people suffering from diabetes.
The decrease in glucose (sugar) causes symptoms such as fatigue, dizziness, tremors, blurred vision and even loss of consciousness if the amounts of alcohol are high
Its effects on the nervous system produce release inhibitions, difficulty speaking and walking, aggressive behavior, and from 200 mg. of alcohol you get drunk, with periods of sleep, dizziness, dizziness, confusion and delirium
If the 350-500 mg are exceeded. Ethyl coma and death occur due to paralysis of the cerebral respiratory centers
For Dr. Rafael Velasco Fernández, President of the Center for Studies on Alcohol and Alcoholism, the causes of this disease are the following: