Alcohol and the Body
Alcohol is BAD
Brain
Alcohol can hurt the brain in so many ways. Alcohol can decrease brain cells and ultimately just shut down your brain.
Beer
Beer is the most well-known alcohol substance. In 2008 a total of 67% of humans all over the world drank beer.
Breathalyzer
The breathalyzer tells you if you have had the legal limit of alcohol. Cops carry it when they are on patrol because it is how they find out if someone is driving drunk.
Physical affects of alcohol
Alcohol can affect you in many different physical ways. The most important is that alcohol can end your life in countless ways. You really don't know what is happening around you to a certain extent, so you would not know if you were safe at all. Also, you could just make a bad decision while intoxicated and end your life. Then there is the beer gut,drinking too much beer gives you a beer gut. Alcohol is worse than soda when it comes to fitness.
Alcohol Affecting Nervous System
Alcohol affects the body in so many terrible ways and in absolutely no good ways however you look at it. While intoxicated, alcohol kind of numbs the body and feels like you have a lot of adrenaline, but really you don't and it is just how alcohol makes you feel.
How Alcohol Affect the Brain
Alcohol can affect the brain in countless ways. Alcohol decreases the amount of brain cells that you have in your brain. In other words alcohol kills the brain slowly but surely. Alcohol makes your brain have blind spots in what you have learned all of you life. For example if you get in a tough situation while decently intoxicated you will most likely make the wrong choice because alcohol destroys your decision making process.
Drunk Driving
This is what happens when you decide to drive while intoxicated. Maybe you do not die but maybe you will kill someone while driving and spend the rest of your life in prison
Bad Choices
Alcohol lets you make bad choices. Why would you want to end up like this guys. You will always be that guy that passed out in a bush.
Drugs
Alcohol is considered a gateway drug. This means that alcohol screws you up just enough to let you make the decision to start using the more hardcore drugs like cocaine or heroine.