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 | | That last drink at the party |
Your liver makes an important point. When you drink, alcohol turns your
world into a not-so-fun house, blunting your central nervous system
(CNS) and scrambling information from the sensory organs, especially
the eyes and ears. Soon, you misjudge distances and heights, talk with
slurred speech, suffer blurred vision, sweat and tilt off balance.
Alcohol anaesthetizes you, reducing pain. When it interferes with the
frontal cortex of the brain, which governs conscious thought, you lose
your inhibitions and behave in ways you often regret.
by Phyllis D. Light, RH-AHG
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