Alcohol affects

[Snakedoctor]

Drugs are bad

 

[Tefal]

best hangover cure (litterraly not like all this eat 7 billion raw eggs and a goats placenta ideas) is more alcohol.

 

[Gilly]

Hair of the dog that bit you

[edit]Which is a load of rubbish BTW, whether talking about rabies or hangovers

 

[platinum87]

Can drinking too much and then waking up with a hangover cause your body's temperature to screw up? i.e. i keep overheating when everyone else is fine. Or am i going to die?

erm

drink a lot?
go to sleep?
not drink much water?
wake up with hot to the touch skin?

that was me....

1 liter of vodka and no water, not much fun, was in bed feeling unconfortable until 4pm.

your fine!, way to drink like a man!

 

[Killa_ken]

You WILL die and you WILL go to hell.

 

[Dark_Angel]

I don't drink (old enough too... I just don't) but according to one of my friends, drinking can give you / increase your chance of a cold!

 

[uknowist]

Hair of the dog that bit you

[edit]Which is a load of rubbish BTW, whether talking about rabies or hangovers

unless your an alcoholic, alcohol will lessen/stop the withdrawl symptoms which are a big hangover

 

[Fuzz]

Alcohol dilates the capileries in the skin, cause warm blood to flow to the surface of your skin more than it usually would, which is why if your drunk and walking home on a cold night you always feel warm, its also why if you fall into a feezing sea while drunk you are basically a dead man.

I guess the hangover is doing something similar to you.

The Famous beer coat

 

["andy"]

I have had heavy drinking sessions before, to the point of throwing up, but I have never had a hangover.

probably because your throwing up the alcohol instead of processing it

 

[semi-pro waster]

why should it? Alcohol does affect.

Alcohol does affect but affect and effect are not interchangeable. For the title to make sense you'd really need an extra word (at least) to specify the groups or functions that alcohol affects e.g. "Alcohol affects co-ordination" if making a statement. If you are asking a question then it would be "Alcohol effects?" as dirtydog has pointed out.

I think i'm cutting down to no more than 4 beers in one night now as well

You are 17, probably best not to make any statements that are too rash, especially if this is your first hangover. Drinking in moderation is sensible but I wouldn't put any money on you being able to stick to that over the next 5 years or so.

 

[coolpunkskater]

You are going to die.

 

[Fraggr]

probably because your throwing up the alcohol instead of processing it

I don't usually throw up. Even if it's not all coming out of my body, I still don't get them!

 

[RetiredGreyFox]

You can react in a lot of different ways, It's the brain you're playing with afterall

Your brain is the least part that alcohol plays with.
It is a very nasty drug that has so many side effects and alcohol related illnesses that if it was invented now it would be a Class A drug.

I think i'm cutting down to no more than 4 beers in one night now as well

You're only 17 and you're thinking of cutting down to only 4 a night - oh dear.

 

[FrostedNipple]

especially if this is your first hangover.

errmmm LOL, I've been drinking heavily since 15. 4 beers worked tonight

 

[Tony Williams]

Get some vitimin B in you, some electrolytes, water, tea, milk thrisle, bang out the porn and hangover FAILED.

 

[danza]

Get to know your hangover symptoms and embrace them. They're your own unique drinking buddies and are there to stay for life!

 

[gillywibble]

You are going to die.

And soon.

 

[Substance]

If i have a day off i never get a hangover as i just sleep through it, but if i am at work and need to force myself to get up i feel ill all day

 

[Megahurtz400]

Drinking makes you happy, and all the cool kids do it.

If you dont do it FrostedNipple, we wont be your friends anymore.

Peer pressure ***.

 

[FrostedNipple]

damn, ok, i will carry on