The liver takes responsibility in eliminating the waste but there are other ways for alcohol to be eliminated like saliva, urine, sweat and milk. The small intestine absorbs more of the alcohol about 80% of it, and in the stomach it’s absorbed about 20%. Food slows down alcohol absorption. What are some of the consequences of abusing alcohol throughout the lifetime of an individual? Alcohol abuse attacks most organs, mainly targeting the brain, liver, and heart. Alcohol is one of the leading reasons of death in the United States with an average of about thirty thousand deaths per year. This statistical number does not even include the countless injured and damaged by reckless acts of people under the influence of
The liver takes responsibility in eliminating the waste but there are other ways for alcohol to be eliminated like saliva, urine, sweat and milk. The small intestine absorbs more of the alcohol about 80% of it, and in the stomach it’s absorbed about 20%. Food slows down alcohol absorption. What are some of the consequences of abusing alcohol throughout the lifetime of an individual? Alcohol abuse attacks most organs, mainly targeting the brain, liver, and heart. Alcohol is one of the leading reasons of death in the United States with an average of about thirty thousand deaths per year. This statistical number does not even include the countless injured and damaged by reckless acts of people under the influence of