Wernicke encephalopathy usually occurs first and causes damage to the thalamus and hypothalamus, which are in the lower part of the brain. “Wet brain” is a term used to describe the chronic brain disorder, Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome or Korsakoff’s psychosis. Thiamine is mostly found in the brain, kidneys, liver, and heart. […]

Types of ALD include alcohol-related cirrhosis, alcoholic hepatitis and alcohol-related steatohepatitis. There may be an association between increased alcohol consumption and geographic atrophy, a form of advanced age-related macular degeneration (AMD). However, simply reducing alcohol intake may not be enough to prevent geographic atrophy. Possible short-term effects on eyes By […]

“Cells are living beings, and if you want symptoms of roofied to fix the issue of depression at the level of the cells, they cannot be inebriated,” says Taylor. “Alcohol makes us feel drunk and confused because alcohol makes the cells drunk and nonfunctional.” Alcohol is frequently used to numb […]

Drinking the same amount over several hours as well as eating food during that time will have less effect on your blood alcohol concentration (BAC). We also have some top tips on how you can reduce your drinking. But each large glass of wine contains three units of alcohol and drinking […]