Digestion of alcohol is not like other food|Males and females differ in metabolizing

[@mremu4358]

As a recovering alcoholic I thought during that period of my life that I couldn't escape it but then I found something so good that it helped me lose interest in alcohol entirely and I've never felt better thanks to Crystal meth

[@KB-ke3fi]

Thank you, Hunter! lol

[@tgmtf5963]

Meth is even worse

[@mremu4358]

@@tacticalmustache5016 ABSOLUTELY 💯 ❤️ 👌

[@alwaysLurking]

@@tacticalmustache5016 and a few teeth, who needs em

[@mremu4358]

@@alwaysLurking oh I don't smoke it I snort it, smoking anything is bad lol

[@blackmber]

“Without the liver, we could not live.” Thanks for finally explaining why it’s called the liver!

[@legendchoco5995]

You stole my idea 3weeks ago

[@moonifyyy]

me wanting to comment this then seeing it as the top comment😭

[@acesin-et7pp]

@@legendchoco5995 That is your fault. you did not patent it on time.

[@rthat1]

I hardly know her

[@User_92020]

​@@moonifyyy You're such a drama queen

[@umarmikailu-cj8qg]

Alcohol and cigarettes addiction actually destroyed my life. I could remember several years ago after divorce with my wife which brought me into my disastrous journey on Alcohol and cigarettes. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Got diagnosed with cptsd. Not until a friend recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[@maryjohnny9920]

Amen God bless people. Save your health save your mind. Life is better without heroin, cocaine, alcohol and cigarettes. And you have more money in your pocket. God bless everyone who has rejected the devils intentions to be addicted to alcohol and cigarettes etc which can cause so much damage to health.

[@ParkBills]

Can you help me with the reliable source. I'm 56 and have suffered for years with addiction, anxiety and severe ptsd, I got my panic attacks under control myself years ago and they have come back with a vengeance, I'm constantly trying to take full breaths but can't get the full satisfying breath out, it's absolutely crippling me, i live in Netherland. I don't know much about these mushrooms. Really need a reliable source!! Can't wait to get them

[@CanamyLots]

YES very sure of Dr.raymycology. I have the same experience with anxiety, depression, PTSD and addiction and Mushrooms definitely made a huge huge difference to why am clean today

[@hannanora9507]

100% agree I used to have Psychosis and paranoid thoughts like "people thinking about me talking about me etc. Very odd behavior after getting off Adderall from 7-16. Antidepressants at 18-29. 31 now. I took way to much, but took about 20g of Gold caps (Psilocybin containing mushroom) I analyzed my entire life. The emotions that came out helped me understand behavior etc more. Wont ever need to do it again because I'm happy and contempt forever, but I wish more people did this to alter their perception of reality. Would help with healing much trauma

[@RogerStevens-hs4ju]

How do I reach out to him? Is he on insta

[@jo_ey]

I stopped drinking alcohol on aug 11 2023. I already noticed differences in energy and noticing how my body feels in different situations and environments. It's interesting. I used to be a social drinker. And from time to time I really went for it. But the aftermath of being hung over and feeling my body that way made me realize I should do something about the drinking before it might get worse.. I used to love it and also look forward to it. But now I'm much more into having experiences in a true to myself kind of way. It's ok to say no to alcohol. And it's ok to just go home when the party is lit. It's hard at some times but you need the boring and awkward situations to learn from I guess.. Just wanted to tell this story so others might be inspired. Have great day

[@galaxiax3284]

It’s been only 2 weeks 😂

[@Rlyeh_The_Dead]

I'm on week 3 and It's definitely nice having mornings feel good again. Evenings are so boring though :/

[@galaxiax3284]

@@Rlyeh_The_Dead go for a walk to the park to get your mind off things.

[@tomdoran2447]

Dude I literally stopped that same exact day. I have been feeling healthier like I am a better example for my 2 year old. I am kind of missing the beers in the evening. But I feel much better overall. Honestly I was getting pain in my kidney and I only have one that works so I have currently cut it out completely.

[@TheGlo0m]

You did inspire me... To drink more vodka

[@judahbrutus]

Genetics play a huge role in how your body handles alcohol. My uncle has been an alcoholic for 40 years. He drinks at least a 12 pack of beer a day on average. I've NEVER seen him not drunk and he starts first thing in the morning. He's 70 and still going. He has never had cancer or any other disease so far. Some people drink far less and are dead within 5 years.

[@traveel9409]

Haha ya same deal with Winston Churchill. He drank 42,000 bottles of champagne alone!

[@boboiboy9350]

same with some people who smoke packs of cigarettes and still living till 90’s. but there are vast number of ppl who cant make past of 45-50 years old without chronic diseases and die due to that.

[@SuicidalGrind]

Survival of the fittest I guess huh but literally

[@Yahia08]

@@boboiboy9350 true.

[@guerillachan20]

Look at my irrelevant story to prove why statistics is bullshit look at 1 percent who alcohol doesn’t do anything to.

[@eh1702]

My high school biology teacher used to say, “Is life worth living? It depends on the LIVER.”

[@raphthepoet3621]

That part was poetic af

[@sj-237]

Hear hear

[@thunderpooch]

I need a drink after that biology teacher "joke"

[@eh1702]

@@thunderpooch Lol! He really did used to say it.

[@spellcheck5393]

And pancreas and gut and tbh everything. 1 organ failure soon cascades to others.

[@mellymell33]

I have a handful of alcoholics in my immediate family. My sister 43 is ridiculously addicted to alcohol. Morning noon and night. I, myself, will have a drink at dinner maybe twice a month. I never understood it till now. This was an eye opener for me. I wish everyone great health. Be careful with your consumption of alcohol. It's a serious issue in our communities.

[@rblxplaysmochax6808]

Alcohol is an absolute menace

[@maciejguzek3442]

Many women care a lot about their looks. Maybe if you talked her into taking a few pictures of her face before , and after like just 2 weeks of zero drinking, would make her want to quit alcohol. Most ugly swelling and redness disappears just after ~10 days of abstinence..

[@mellymell33]

@maciej guzek we've tried that about 5 years ago. Didn't work. Her body is now so addicted, she'd get extremely sick without it. She'd need medical supervision to withdraw. A pain she won't sign up for. She's in counseling so that's a good thing. But when I say alcohol is winning in her life, I mean it's seriously overtaken her. I hate alcohol and everything it stands for.

[@maciejguzek3442]

@@mellymell33 Thanks for answering. Did you try disulfiram? Disulfiram is active ingredient: in my country (Eastern Europe, we are experts in alcoholism;) it functions under trade name 'esperal' (like from 'esperanza' = Latin for hope). I had it injected (inserted) in the side of my buttock many years ago, and it made me totally stop drinking for like 2 months, which did make a great positive overall change in my further life (although I remained an occasional superheavy drinker). The patient is told that any amount of alcohol can have disastrous health consequences for 6 months (of course I tried much earlier -and didn't experience any consequences). IMO this remedy is quite convenient because all it requires is a day or two of strong resolve (like a moment of 'hitting a bottom' and genuinely wanting to stop drinking), and once the insertion is done, you are genuinely afraid to drink (unless you are suicidal..but people in first days of complete sobriety often develop some kind of euphoria, not depression!) . Most 'experts' say disulfiram is not efficient, because according to experts it is a superficial remedy and what is necessary is deep psychological change - but I disagree from my own experience. It can help a lot. Probably not 'totally', but very significantly. All the best to your sister and to yourself.

[@goldenbenn4853]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@mxntishiphop]

Hit eight months sober from alcohol yesterday & this video really puts into perspective how I was straight up killing myself. I knew it but these illustrations really make it scarier. Thanks for spreading this information 🙏🏾

[@jhowardsupporter]

Wow eight months! That's seriously impressive my man. Good job! This calls for a celebratory drink in my opinion. Let's party like it's 1995!

[@mxntishiphop]

@@jhowardsupporter hahaha! cheers amigo 🍻 seriously thank you. It would have killed me before 30 no doubt.

[@bairfamilyfarm1336]

I'm 10 months in and STILL crave a drink once in a while. I have to disagree when I hear "addiction is a disease", it's more like a syndrome that can only be restricted. Luckily, my drinking stopped when I developed an alcohol allergy out of nowhere after I go a severe stomach flu, otherwise it probably never would have. I found out several times within the first 3 months I couldn't haven even half a can of light beer without getting severely sick from it.

[@Cbd_7ohm]

Biology animations are creepy a lot of the times except the neurotransmitter ones lol.

[@michaelt.wardlespider2496]

Something not mentioned, which I think contributes to problems with alcohol, is that alcohol is so strongly associated with good times. We open champagne to celebrate; toast the bride & groom; drink to ones health; and it is readily available at almost every game, concert, party, social event... Also alcohol is glorified in the arts. So anyone lacking in certain areas sees a drink as a solution. I used to drink too much, now I rarely imbibe. I'm indifferent as to what people do to themselves to get through the day, just keep any harm you are doing to yourself.

[@susanjacquier5358]

I agree... alcohol has been glorified throughout society. Just as you say, it's used to celebrate just about every and any thing. I don't drink, never have, but the way people react when I refuse alcohol and grab a soft drink, is usually one of scorn.

[@blinded6502]

@@susanjacquier5358 Whenever someone tries to pursuade me into their little drug-addiction sect, I feel like breaking faces, honestly.

[@coldestbeer]

Because alcohol does bring good times, its not some conspiracy lmfao

[@coldestbeer]

@@susanjacquier5358 "glorified throughout society" spoken like a karen with no understanding of history

[@blinded6502]

@@coldestbeer I'm not arguing with a glass of beer. Not today

[@aisiridebbarma5905]

I can feel the alcohol more properly in my body right now watching the video....being drunk and watching about alcohol i can practically understand much better

[@RohitRoy-ev4fp]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@shadaanashraf7797]

😂😂

[@g.bharathkumar6233]

🤣😂😂

[@atique_71]

🙃🙃🙃🙃

[@Oversneeze]

Teehee.

[@mickoangelobanua6560]

These are the clear reasons why alcohol MUST BE AVOIDED! Thanks for brilliant information, sir! I hope your chanel will gain a lot of subscribers so that many people can learn.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@moimeme9861]

Everything in life can damage your body if abused. Just be smart with alcohol like you are with the rest. In fact alcohol if consumed smartly can have many therapic effect and even improve life span in small quantities.

[@tiger1995grvr]

@@moimeme9861 you have been fooled by some doctors who have been alcohol companies get a life .. research have already proved alcohol is worse thing to your body ... You don't even need small quantity ..don't be dumb

[@joshuarenacia694]

Yeah, but alcohol, specifically ethylene, is the only resort for people who lack pleasure and happiness because it is a pleasure-inducing substance. Once it is absorbed in the body, your hypothalamus releases large quantities of dopamine, which is a neurohormone that is very satisfying and pleasure-inducing for yourself. If you are depressed, I recommend ethylene to compensate your lacking (only if you do not care about having great health). I recommend also nicotine, or maybe the more dangerous illegal drugs.

[@moimeme9861]

@@joshuarenacia694 chemical drugs are something else, changing the chemical balance of the brain definitely from first take. Alcohol is absorbed and eliminated pretty fast if you have a healthy lifestyle. Also please remember the world is full of happy poeples, so yes I think alcohol can be better than prozzac or other opioid you get prescribed, by the way stats show it is way more lethal and addictive than alcohol. But no mistakes, alcoholism on the other hand is very destructive and dangerous, just control yourself, some poeples aren't hable to maybe, or they don't want to.

[@Joshua-sn5rv]

In other words, there's no good thing about alcohol, yet the society promotes it to the maximum extent.

[@ejtattersall156]

Well, you know, not everyone is as pure and good as your saintly self.

[@homelessrobot]

sure there's good. It feels good, it makes you less inhibited. These things are good under the right circumstances. It's like saying there is nothing good about bread even though half the population of the planet would just fucking die without it, because diabetes.

[@prizma45]

it's because of the environment liberalism has created but regardless of that we don't promote murder, so why promote alcohol? @@ejtattersall156

[@lIlIlIll-kg2cm]

you go party dude

[@ThePainkiller9995]

what about fun?

[@dpman24]

The concern is not only about body health, but also the bad behaviors of people happening after the effects of alcohol. It affects other people too

[@jjr88athenz48]

Alcohol is the mother of All Evil!

[@italakkauring2798]

And father is Money 💰?

[@italakkauring2798]

@@jjr88athenz48 or umm Alcohol is the father and Prostitutes are the mother and Money is the root of all Evil. !!??

[@dandylion968]

U realize alcohol just brings out whatever is hiding in the subconscious right? people turn violent because they were suppressing it, Alcohol affects gaba which is a neurotransmitter that normally have anti anxiety effects aka a downer

[@wombat5252]

@@dandylion968 Lmfao completely false. Alcohol screws with your hormones so actually no, sometimes people dramatize or exaggerate. Some people might become violent but that may not be in their nature when sober. Just because alcohol may cause some one to become violent does NOT mean they would become violent or even want to be violent at all when sober.

[@srinivasreddymoole8054]

One of my brother died of cirrhosis at 43, after watching this my drinking habit of 180ml/week is very bad. Thanks for this eye opening video.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Sorry for your loss 🙏🏻❤️

[@vinishab9659]

When he died

[@cj2510.]

@@vinishab9659 at 43

[@siddheshdeore8752]

Just 180ml / week is also too much ??

[@UPAKHOSALA]

@@siddheshdeore8752 yes alchohol in any amount is very harmful

[@VideoManDan]

I just discovered this channel, and these are some of the highest definition medical animations I've ever seen on youtube. Amazing work!

[@johnmonteon]

Same! I just wish the English was spelt correctly :/ However, it is because of this video (and subsequent googling) that I learned my body metabolizes 1.5 oz. of 80 proof an hour... Now I know why none of my motor skills ever get severely affected, and why I never get blurry vision. I still shouldn't be drinking 6 oz. of vodka though in one go...

[@poojad1295]

True

[@PranaChi369]

Ain't they tho😮

[@Disciple_777]

Please don't accept the digit@l currency or the Artifici@l intelligence (ai) system that is coming, it is against GOD. who have ears let him hear!.!

[@Disciple_777]

JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.!!!...

[@pkre707]

One of My best friends is an alchoholic. The first time I saw him go through a binge, I knew there was something different about him. He drank like his life depended on it, like vodka was water. I’ve never seen someone go from fine to completely out of control so quickly. It was crazy. He didn’t have a bad upbringing or any trauma, but he did have alcoholism in his family line. I’ve known other alcoholics and addicts who had mental disorders they were trying to medicate, but his case was so clearly biological in my view. When he’s sober he’s one of the most decent, intelligent, level headed, and competent people I know. But he takes one drink and completely falls apart. There’s no ramp up, or period where he can get away with it. It’s a beer, then a handle of vodka in a period of hours. He’s in recovery now, but he’s been going through cycles for decades now.

[@charlesianima]

That’s a very tough thing to go through for both the alcoholic and for the friend (you). I’ve been both. I used to drink an entire 1.75l of Jamison a day to the point where the liquor store owner didn’t want to sell to me anymore. I wish I had friends from that era, but also didn’t because I always felt like a ball and chain & every time I came around I would just ruin things, so I intentionally and purposely distance myself from them. I hope all works out for you and appreciate you sticking with your best friend. Many blessings 🤍🙏🏼🪽

[@electricfishfan]

Some people’s brains/bodies chemically react that way, indeed. “Angry drunks” and “sad drunks” were coined to describe people who flip on a dime with even one or two drinks, not just the average results of disinhibition.

[@shedylimoh3260]

I can relate

[@Hippowdon121]

He will have experienced trauma and poor parenting, maybe it's just not recognisable to you nor him. Having alcoholism run in the family is a proof that there are problems in that family and how they deal with emotions.

[@smitra3367]

I used to drink alcohol daily then suddenly my bowel habits began to change and I started to suffer from constipation plus there was pain in the abdomen. Thereafter it was diagnosed with deodenal erosions and the liver report was abnormal. However since then I have stopped touching alcohol and my reports though are not totally ok but getting there slowly. One thing is sure I am not going to touch that shit again. Edit: Thanks for all your good wishes, any kind of addiction is bad it either harms you physically or mentally or both and I'm glad that I have learnt my lesson.

[@feyredarlingb]

I hope you have a speedy recovery!

[@user_name35tdekb4]

My dad died due to stage 4 colon cancer. Yes, he used to drink almost everyday. If he stopped early, he would've been alive today. So keep on going, man

[@mr.cannedble9724]

@@user_name35tdekb4 is there no treatment for your father disease

[@Mattisttam]

It’s a long road but the benefits are worth the struggle. Keep up the great work and stay strong.

[@rajarsheedas2461]

Just drink a little more it will be fine 😂😂

[@GreedomWorldwide]

As an alcoholic this video is much needed. Everything said is factual. Helps me understand more why I need to quit. It’s soooo hard.

[@wmpx34]

It is hard to quit. It gets a little easier every time you see one of your friends die from it, though. I know that fentanyl is a big problem, but I've personally known way more people that directly died from the effects of long-term alcohol abuse than any other addictive substance. Maybe due to how easy it is to acquire it, I don't know. But it sucks.

[@AlexanderTheGoodEnough]

Try shrooms. It seemed to help me disassociate impulse and action which was the root of my problem in more than just vices.

[@GreedomWorldwide]

@@AlexanderTheGoodEnough Shrooms actually helped me but they’re hard to come by. First time I microdosed and didn’t drink for like 2 weeks.

[@AlexanderTheGoodEnough]

@@GreedomWorldwide never went with the micro dosing. I munched through 4g my first time. Was kinda rough for a bit but once it stopped terrifying me everything went well.

[@not_milk]

You can do it! Pray to Jesus for help and He will.

[@SanMan_22]

It's been over two years since I drank any alcohol and I don't miss it.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

👏👏👏

[@srkshpdmnbhn]

Born in 80s, thats 38 yrs for me. Not a drop, ever. Like dont start a war, dont start a death

[@singpart13]

Really and Genuinely proud of you all champs 👍🏻

[@mr.f_stopper4690]

We will miss you bro 🤣

[@rishirajsaikia1323]

@@mr.f_stopper4690 what's funny ?

[@EternalEnemy]

5 weeks sober and still going! Am not alcoholic just decided to give up booze completely and I can tell you am feeling so much better and lost 2 kilos! God bless everyone struggling with this addiction.

[@wormybag]

how often did you drink?

[@EternalEnemy]

@@wormybag 2-3 times a week. Beer only.

[@artisticcreature]

I feel sorry for those people that deem others childish and immature just because they don't consume alcohol, on the contrary, they are immature that they don't even get it smoking , alcohol and drugs are not the only ways to become cool. ( you drink alcohol and then it eats you )

[@yogeshprasher21]

Absolutely right. Childish is getting influenced by wrong things, or getting peer-pressurized. Maturity is knowing the right values and sticking to them.

[@teracota]

We drink alcohol to get high, not to get cool tho

[@artisticcreature]

@@teracota I didn't generalize, I just stated the fact based on an incontrovertible and self-evident truth, and the reason why a huge proportion of people embark on their journey to alcoholism in the first place is something that you just denied.

[@Brandon16Flores]

They are cowards because they give into their fear of facing their feelings, then proceed to call it “having fun”

[@saswatmohanty8132]

सही बोला भाई आधे लोग तो peer pressure में पी जाते हैं ।

[@Michelle-zz7no]

Great video! I’m a Registered Dietitian. I wish they had these detailed videos when I was in school. I frequently teach nutrition classes and love having great videos to show people (with proper credit of course).

[@kaydenwomack8049]

I, for one, am glad they did not have these detailed videos when you were in school. You are going to ban ME? You deserve nothing but nothing but the best I tell you that. Much joy

[@muscularclassrepresentativ5663]

@@kaydenwomack8049 ????

[@Michelle-zz7no]

@@kaydenwomack8049 I’m not sure I understand your reply? Is it to me or a deleted comment?

[@goldenbenn4853]

Hi baby how are you doing now i hope you are really doing good you are awesome looking at you baby makes happy when I look at your picture it is beyond my imagination that a creature like you really exist like a rose you make the garden so beautiful You are a diamond to any man that have eyes to see goodness of a womanhood Baby am Ben easy going person very understandable Am a civil engineer and a contractor I work at so many places like Asia Europe and Africa I love art craft and I write music I like ideal people when I see your picture am impress I want a good woman that understand what real love is all about who will understand me and perfectly be for me So we can build our world strong enough to care for each other I want you to be mine and I hope to hear from you soonest thanks

[@felixkeepsgoing]

I agree!

[@pr51]

I like how she is giving us the alcohol at the end of the video after an entire video showing how bad it is.

[@SurajSingh-ve1lp]

More like Educating us. Then giving us a Choice 😂

[@Swagatika90]

In actual the meaning is, if somebody is going to offer you a drink so you're going to accept it or not after knowing the bad effects of consuming alcohol....its your own choice whether you have to control it or just accept that glass of drink...thats it😊

[@GazaNation]

Lol noticed that as well

[@Pax.YouTube]

I think she just cheers with the viewer🥂

[@surindersingh-uq4vl]

She is not giving us a peg of alcohol but she is leaving up to our discretion whether you want to continue or quit it

[@sud8981]

This video helped me know why I'd become intoxicated so soon and completely lose appetite for the next 2-4 days. I'd always want to drink water after intaking alcohol bec that would just help me become sober more quickly. I shared this video with my brother.

[@Rock-m2y]

Water is a must after drinking. I believe I drink more water than alcohol on most days.

[@lajya01]

It won't but it helps the dehydration afterward that causes the hangover symptoms.

[@akshaypendyala]

It’s sick to see many people supporting alcohol consumption even after seeing the literal bad effects it can have on your body. Though I am not a Biology student this was interesting to watch and gain some good knowledge.

[@atheistyoda8915]

Drinking it from time to time isn't bad. I, for example, drink a bit of alcohol every couple of months (Enough to get drunk, but not enough to become black-out drunk whilst vomiting).

[@akshaypendyala]

@@atheistyoda8915 fair enough, but what do you suggest to people who are not into drinking and thinking of starting it?

[@KK-gc5lj]

That's because, every movie/tv show on which actors holding a beer bottle/any other alcohol bottle is paid by the alcohol companies and the U.yess govt. Because , that's how they generate thier income.

[@KK-gc5lj]

@@atheistyoda8915 yeah , maybe. But 9 out of 10 people are prone to addiction.

[@vamsikrishna-ne7pw]

@@atheistyoda8915 true but many can't keep up that level of moderation. It is like asking to have sex once and stop yourself from having it again for the next 3 years

[@observer5427]

Very informative and easy to digest video! I am an Indian and decades ago, in my region, drinking was culturally frowned upon and seen as a bad habit. Vast majority were teetotaller or light drinkers. But now, among youth, drinking begins at schools and colleges (mostly secretive) and becomes almost unavoidable as people start working in the companies. This shift has been very regrettable as there is a visibly declining trend in general public health of the youth.

[@chatgpt4135]

No , Alcohol was glorified unnecessarily in Indian history too If u don't know, local drink 'Bhaang' is alcoholic that interferes with nervous system, there was an imaginative alcoholic drink 'somras' in pagan mythology to be thought as an alcoholic sedative drink of gods India's millions of farmer, peasant and also tribal communities have age old preserved secret recipes of cashew, palm , grape, coconut wines, rice wine and even buckwheat wines And let me tell you, don't deny saying 'these' are not that strong alcohol, cos alcoholic beverages are always strong, unhealthy and addictive only, and it is this unpopularised locally prepared wines like palm wines etc which many men drink , get drunk n beat up wives, or in some tribal areas even women take these wines, tobacco, etc cos expensive factory wines are not affordable by all locals So, not only 'Old monk' and 'Corona' are alcohol, instead age old locally prepared alcohol and wines were overtly glorified in Indian culture too, do not forget ancient King drinking some alcoholic beverage while angels like female dancers dancing for him, was no different than a today's goon drinking a bottle of beer and prostitutes dancing item numbers as slaves for him (Warrior class was especially given right to drink traditional liquors as a celebration of a war victory)

[@chatgpt4135]

Also, There were lots of feudal social politics and inequality systems to feudally control on 'Flow and access to alcohol among communities based on gender and heirarchy of castes' Eg. Upper caste women were without written rules banned from drinking wine not even in female only groups in closed chambers, but their husbands were emotionally forced as masculinity to go to 'Women dancers brothel' and drink glass after glass, enjoy muse dance and probably even spend night with the woman they choose as a one night slave , and this sinful infidelity and alcoholism was glorified as 'Real Brave Man ' in Indian local histories too While lower caste women and men both were given access to drink local coconut wines, not at all cos of gender equality mindset lol, but cos 'Lower caste women like nomadic dancer groups' were by societal heirarchies forced into sex slavery n muse artistry and forced to sell themselves to upper caste married men, hence could drink along with the upper class man who demands her For some reasons , good kings of the era like Maharana pratap, Shivaji maharaj had to legally prohibit liquors in their ruling states to prevent irresponsibility

[@chatgpt4135]

King dhananda, father of chandragupta maurya was a head over toe alcohol addict and drowned in 'Infidel ' encounters with sex slaves , enslaved muses and lots of alcohol, with srs ignorance in administration Rani Lakshmibai's king husband was also an alcohol addict sadly, and she had to take administration n protection of her state in her hands The dhobi who beaten up his wife ruthlessly n cruelly for no worthy reason in ramayana was a drunkard and used to do shameless wife beating in total drunk influence (due to him pregnant sita was abandoned)

[@Disciple_777]

Please don't accept the digit@l currency or the Artifici@l intelligence (ai) system that is coming, it is against GOD. who have ears let him hear!.!!!

[@Disciple_777]

JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.!!!.

[@TitaT]

I am an intern doctor and in my first 2 weeks I saw over 5 patients die due to alcohol related issues and right now there's a patient with liver failure, ascites and an inguinal hernia, again, due to alcohol. another patient a heart and lungs issue but with a good chance of a very good prognosis because he doesn't drink or smoke. I have never been a drinker, I had it once in a while, sometimes a year apart. but I'm not going to touch alcohol after this

[@heartmind6373]

Which country do you work in?

[@golubvolodemerovich7512]

Pffft! Loser!

[@SP-iu9yl]

U drank once in a while and you don't drink and u r a doctor 💔

[@AngelFoxxoJP]

@@SP-iu9yl ? What's confusing about this? She "had it once in a while," thus saying that she used to but she's not drinking anymore. As for the never been a drinker part, she's clearly saying she never was one to be drinking frequently or even often in this case.

[@tara34952]

My stepfather died a couple of years ago of alcohol-related liver disease and a host of other serious illnesses all connected to his lifelong heavy drinking and smoking. Even though he was seriously unwell, we all expected him to make it out of hospital but then he suddenly went downhill and went into intensive care where he died a couple of days later. I was there near the end and it was traumatic and deeply upsetting to watch. He was in great pain and was so afraid. It was not a pleasant death and he had only just turned 62. It was tragic and I think about him every day and whenever I think of how his life ended I am so, so sad, and I BEG anyone who maybe has a relative or a friend with an alcohol dependency, please do everything you can to persuade that person to seek professional help. Alcohol is a killer and what it does to your body over time is absolutely awful. Everyone thinks they are immune and most addicts are in denial. Often, what is really needed most of all is therapy to deal with the underlying childhood trauma which so often leads a person to turn to drink as a way to escape the emotional pain.

[@axel_r_]

Imagine a woman identifying as a man drinking, but her body responds to the alcohol like a female body. This would be devastating!

[@sathishravindran458]

My close friend died two days ago of pancreatitis and the best doctors couldn't save him. Surprisingly the amount of drinks a week that caused this is far fewer than you can imagine. I haven't been able to come to terms with his passing away yet.

[@angelaharveybowen]

Sending you love and light. 😔

I'm very sorry for you. I'd say that even one drink a week is already too much. It might be hard not to consume alcohol given the culture of our society, so if you're gonna do it, it's best to avoid regular consuption and stick to special occasions.

[@chrisi7127]

​@one drink a week won't kill you unless you are a medical abnormality.

@@chrisi7127 it will make you less healthy tho. And regular drinking will make you more tolerant to the effects of alcohol, forcing you to consume more, which can become an addiction

[@whitetubby1824]

@ you mean tolerance?

[@cantgame4now152]

First time I've heard that males and females differ with how their bodies deal with alcohol, an interesting fact. And also shows that alcohol is bad for anyone who intakes it especially in excess

[@fauzi4752]

Yea biology dont care about gender fluid concept lol

[@cantgame4now152]

@@fauzi4752 Sadly enough

[@roybiv7018]

Alcohol is _only_ bad for people in excess. Small amounts of alcohol are not harmful In fact, alcohol is produced in tiny amounts by intestinal bacteria. Dose makes the poison. Also, two people of equal weight may react to alcohol differently based on percentage of muscle. More muscle mass means more water, which means lower blood alcohol concentration even if they drink the same amount. Since males typically have more muscle mass than women, the alcohol will be more diluted. Adipose (fat) mass doesn't have the same effect. Again, dose makes the poison. Have a great day.

[@randomstuffswithrrd]

That's why females are made to drink more in orgies. So they are easier to manipulate for sex. This crossed my mind immediately

[@shukrantpatil]

Not just alcohol . Meat and dairy products as well , that’s why men have higher chances of heart diseases

[@allensagalla1579]

"Without the Liver we could not live." That's why it's called the LIVEr 😁 Seriously now, thanks for uploading. Great video!

[@alaster1403]

Not really but I get the message lol

[@kishoregowda7871]

🤣🤣🤣

[@ophirbactrius8285]

And adding suffix -pool at the end then we have Scousian. 🙂✌️

[@Messiiiiuuuuuu10]

@@ophirbactrius8285 yeah Liverpool lol

[@yashpalcharan4935]

Thanks I too thought of the same

[@Miniflower25]

Being a girl from strict Indian Family, I haven't touched alochol till now and I am sure i will never drink alcohol or smoke tobacco whole life, but recently i have seen so many men and some women addicting and spoiling their life in my friends and relatives circle, I am a neutral person i don't say alcohol is bad just that people should be in control and this type of education awareness about addictions should be taught to students since school age. Thanks for the video it is very clear.

[@grantmunson6198]

As someone who was an alcoholic for years, I'd like to thank Ketamine for saving me from the dangers of alcohol. Now I can really experience life naturally.

[@v00n2000]

Ket is great for 'going on the wagon'. Destroys the cravings.

[@TjallieBrrr]

Be careful with such recommendations, ketamine has really helped with my alcoholism but quickly propelled me into a PCP and ketamine addiction.. which was much much worse and harder to kick. Been clean off alcohol and benzos for 5 montns but still use ketamine weekly

[@v00n2000]

@@TjallieBrrr Ketamine is unique. Very few side effects but if you do too much of it you can get K Cramps or severe bladder problems.

[@whatisthetruth6901]

My father was a heavy drinker of alcohol since he was 15 years of age. He recently died due to esophageal cancer, which is one of the rarest and most difficult type of cancer. He was just 64 years old and we can do nothing but watch him suffer. If I could just turn back time, I could've warned him about alcohol.

[@blainwilson7937]

Sad to hear but alcoholics know very well the dangers but they have to drink or they get terrible withdrawals.

[@serialchiler]

Sorry to hear that. I lost my father too at 60 to stomach cancer for same reasons

[@senecathefuka441]

@@serialchiler do check ups from time to time mate. In my family some also had stomach cancer. Its not impossible to treat if detected

[@serialchiler]

@@senecathefuka441 thanks man u too all the best

[@_WOR]

Define heavy?

[@sheerinfatma1839]

Very well detailed animated video.. Soo well understood.. Happy to be Muslim whose whole family never touched alcohol..

[@ishrendon6435]

But you eat meat

[@sallu1077]

@@ishrendon6435 so what. Meat is very beneficial not. Harmful but it should be in limited quantities though not bad

[@sallu1077]

But ur family is safe religious it doesn't mean that other muslim families not touching it u should be a good muslim unless ur neighbour muslim is also good.

[@Villager_U]

​@@ishrendon6435meat is one of the main source of protein Meanwhile alcohol just fkup your body

[@rapiersister5032]

Fascinating! I didn't entirely quit drinking, but I feel so much better now that I barely drink. When I do drink though I feel so much worse the next day than I ever did in the past.

[@swad1827]

That was a beautiful video! I love your animation very much and it was very informative!

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Thank you 🙏🏻❤️

[@danielmiler8001]

I stopped drinking alcohol 4 moths ago and that was the best thing I did for myself. Before that I was always feeling bad. I felt release and happiness more than ever just one week without that Legal Drug.

[@luisalbino8674]

Tips?? 💭 🤔

[@doctorwilliams787]

I'm glad that you decided to quit. It's one of the most liberating decisions to ensure a quality life.I pray and know that God can keep you on the right path. 🙏🙏🙏

[@jonalkr3487]

I'm so happy that I don't drink any kind of alcohol or any tobacco products... been clean for more than 15 years and counting... never been sick in my lifetime apart from seasonal fever or colds😆

[@Heliumpapa]

Congratulation now state will provide million and medal for your achivement

[@abhishekbadrinath301]

I've been an occasional drinker for years,it's been one or 2 years since I had a fever 😂your achievement is not that great...Mild or controlled drinks are actually good for heart and body....Everything is bad when it's abused

[@jonalkr3487]

@@abhishekbadrinath301 having cold or fever is normal it gets to everyone depending on the climate

[@krazyvideos2677]

@@Heliumpapa and his life expectancy increased by 10 years

[@Fundamental_Islam.]

Allah’s Apostle said, “Whoever drinks alcoholic drinks in the world and does not repent (before dying), will be deprived of it in the Hereafter.” (Al-Bukhari, 69:481).

[@Fundamental_Islam.]

@@poa2.0surface77 yeah God in Christianity is so perfect that he comes out of a woman’s womb and dies a death that he himself declared cursed in Old Testament. he’s so perfect that he cannot forgive a sincerely repenting heart without all that human blood sacrifice drama

[@Aiden_Muslim]

@@poa2.0surface77 Islam is not the same as the other religions, it is very unique. Islam is the only Major true Monotheistic religion in the world. It is also the only religion that has been revealed to affect what we do for both this life and the next. Islam is a religion for everything, from how as Muslims we should behave to how to uphold law in a country to how to be connected with God in this life and achieve permanent bliss in the next life. Islam is truly unique.

[@2021-m4d]

This is so good,now I know why should they say eat more when u consume alcohol, thanks for the information 👍👍👍,and alcohol should be avoided

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

🙏🏻👌

[@srujana72]

Thank you for bringing out the differences of metabolism in males and females. Many feminists argue if men drink why can't we. One has to understand the inherent biological differences in body structure and functioning

[@grassytramtracks]

'many feminists' I haven't seen any of these feminists choosing alcohol as their battle

[@littlefish1069]

I was an alcoholic for four years. It turned around when I got prescribed a medication that coincidentally made me get extremely nauseated whenever I’d drink a lot. Any more than enough to stave off the shakes and I was spinning.

[@Disciple_777]

Please don't accept the digit@l currency or the Artifici@l intelligence (ai) system that is coming, it is against GOD. who have ears let him hear!.!!!

[@Disciple_777]

Don't take the v@ccine trust in the LORD ALMIGHTY and if you already taken it please pray to GOD about it because it is a deception.!!!!.!

[@Disciple_777]

JESUS is coming soon and JESUS is the only way to salvation accept JESUS as your LORD and SAVIOR today!!.!!!.

[@stevecooper7883]

Sounds like disulfram

[@Disciple_777]

@@stevecooper7883 Please don't accept the digit@l currency or the Artifici@l intelligence (ai) system that is coming, it is against GOD. who have ears let him hear!!!.!

[@nepalikooking]

Alcoholic for 18 years....1 month sober now...I am just 38 years of age.

[@ibawon]

I stopped drinking before I even started. I would love to see a video about what smoking does also. Thanks for this video. Just subscribed

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Thank you 🙏🏻

[@seanscott]

what a fucking stupid thing to say. "I sToPpEd dRiNkInG BeFoRe I eVeN sTaRtEd". gtfo

[@ParamanandAyurveda]

Great Video & Explanation. Very Simple & Clear Points Given. It's not too hard to leave the addiction but you need a support system. Also people who drink just for recreation and in small quantity can do so without worry because our bodies can handle that much quantity. In Ayurveda & also in modern medicine there are lots of drugs and herbal medicines that are prepared in the alcohol. Alcohol is not the enemy but your addiction is. The enemy is within you. So you need to work on your mental health.

[@VenerableBede2510]

I did a keto diet and lost some weight, including a period of several months where I didn’t have any alcohol. Then I had one drink and WOW. I felt like I’d never been that drunk before. Was it the keto diet or my reduced body mass or just “not used to” alcohol? I seriously haven’t ever been as tipsy. From (leases than) one glass of red wine, I felt “the drunkest” I’ve ever been

[@thunderbull331]

Your drinking capacity goes up as a regular or weekend drinker. When you stop all together it starts to come down. I have had the same feeling. I could down a whole bottle of scotch in one night before. Then i quit for some time and one day just had one peg and was done.

[@ElectroLM10]

Alhamdulilah for being a muslim and never touching or drinking alcohol

[@andriibakhtiozin4477]

I had two uncles, one started drinking since his earliest 20th and never stopped, as far as I remember him he was always slow, with a sleepy mood. He could work for a week or two and after he finished the order he usually got lost for a few days for "celebrating". Second was a clever self-learner software developer, graduated with honors from top1 university in Ukraine. he started drinking after divorce in his 35 and actually spent next 11 years being a walking dead skeleton and died in 2017. Actually right now I'm starting to think that more intelligent, smart people has bigger chances to die cause of alcohol than just working-class people who don't have depression and deep thoughts

[@mhlengimbokazi4106]

That deep. R.i.p uncle

[@randalthavandal]

Are Working class people as intelligent and smart than non working class?

[@AcridWhistle]

Look at Phil Katz, co creator of the ZIP format and writer of pkzip. He died at 37 (2000) after suffering from alcoholism for years. Cause was acute pancreatic bleeding and they found him dead in his hotel room with a bottle of peppermint schnapps still in his hand.

[@femboytatp]

You are right the more intelligent you are the higher risk of mental health issues which often leads to substance abuse.

[@Angelmheee]

I don't really enjoy drinking that much, i only drink if there's a party or celebration as I'm very picky on what to drink.. thank you for this information, i learn new things haha

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

🙏🏻❤️

[@n.s.y.abeygunawardhana1187]

Thank u for spreading awareness Abt the consequences..Hope at least a few will understand,and will be able to get rid of alcohol. And of course "Without liver we cannot live"

[@VerifalSyntex]

Im so happy i gave up drinking. Damn, I was stuck in a dark fucking place for so many years. I can finally feel emotions again, I want to live. For the first time in 5 years I can say Im happy to be alive and healthy again. For anyone that is struggling with alcohol addiction or any addiction seek help. I did and it saved my life.

[@JoelWalker56]

Can we normalize not drinking? There’s nothing wrong with it. If you drink, cool, cheers to that! But it would be nice to put a stop to the stigma against non-drinkers/sober people.

[@mdnahidn]

*R u really Bruce?*

[@JoelWalker56]

@@mdnahidn No, I’m Batman.

[@AR-rg2en]

The so-called stigma originates from alcoholics guilt.

[@spellcheck5393]

Lol it's Normal..

[@mdnahidn]

@@spellcheck5393 *Off topic - is it more fun to have sex with drunk girl than the non-drunks?*

[@anshaansha1422]

In our religion.. alcohol is haram ... alhamdulillah I am a Muslim

[@BigDaddy-ib4rt]

Yea but Muslims smoke weed which is actually worse. Weed causes schizophrenia and is show to reduce intelligence over long term smoking. Humans just reallocate their habits.

[@suleimanmusa3328]

The liver is the largest "gland" in the body The skin is the largest organ

[@genekendrick679]

Yes💯

[@bennyklabarpan7002]

Bone would be a larger organ.

[@schmalzilla1985]

From what I've read, the liver is both an organ and a gland.

[@sadhu7191]

Gets tattoos and drinks liquor

[@harminoffendl]

Skin isn't in the body though...

[@DukeofHesse-he7bu]

Geez, all those problems alcohol causes is depressing. I need a drink.

[@muneeb_07]

Thanks...As a Muslim alcohol is not an option.

[@MaxLohMusic]

Always be incredibly wary of the advice to eat food before drinking alcohol. The rationale is that you'll reach a lower BAC. Obvious fact: People who drink for fun are drinking with the GOAL of hitting a particular state of drunkenness or buzzed vibe. All you've done by consuming food before alcohol, is increase the TOTAL amount of alcohol you need to consume to reach such a state, hence reducing overall health!

[@jaffacalling53]

Oh will you shut up, eating before drinking is to slow the rate of absorption and prevent the alcohol from hitting you as hard. If you're drinking to get as drunk as possible then you probably shouldn't be drinking in the first place.

[@MaxLohMusic]

@@jaffacalling53 Quite the contrary, if you're not drinking to get buzzed or drunk then why even drink at all? It is a fact that alcohol is unhealthy and a poison. Everyone agrees with this. Literally the only reason to imbibe is if you enjoy how it feels. No matter how buzzed/drunk you want to get, eating food does in fact make it last longer (so it's not always a bad idea) but it does have the downside I mentioned above where it requires more to get to the same level.

[@jaffacalling53]

@@MaxLohMusic plenty of people drink just to socialize. Alcohol is a shitty boring drug outside of social settings, hangovers suck and the buzz isn't even nice unless you're doing something.

[@MaxLohMusic]

@@jaffacalling53 It affects everyone differently. And yes of course you drink to socialize because it enhances social events and lowers your inhibitions. You drink for the effect, and that doesn't necessarily mean black-out drunk. If you just wanted to fit in, you'd drink a soda or a water

[@spellcheck5393]

And saves money too lol I never eat :P

[@esraakhalil9978]

In Islam:Drinking alcohol is considered haram, or forbidden. As proof of the prohibition, Islamic scholars and Muslim religious authorities typically point to a verse in the Quran, the Muslim holy book, that calls intoxicants “the work of Satan” and tells believers to avoid them

[@prizma45]

yes but it wasn't always haram and Allah knows best

[@freightliner_86]

Solid vid, but the conclusion showing how 2 standard drinks a week can cause long-term effects is bogus. You could have one standard drink each day and the body would barely notice.

[@funtertainment2128]

4:52 without the Liver we can't live , that's why it's called Liver 😎

[@hoomanAdnan]

That's why Islam prohibited alcohol thing 🙌🏼❤️

[@anonymouswanted3686]

and prohibited woman from being treated as equal to men , which is good , makes good slaves

[@dennisthemenace4288]

@@anonymouswanted3686 abee yaha ye sab laane ki kya zarurat thi!

[@anonymouswanted3686]

@@dennisthemenace4288 asdk ksdk sdf ;sdl kee ekdk kekek , understood?

[@rzehra9787]

@@anonymouswanted3686 Your sad

[@sandeepkumar-vy3se]

Still muslims drink alcohol on flights

[@searchBLOC941]

I was a heavy drinker for years. I decided one night to just stop. This lead to many many health issues. I had a minor heart attack three months after stopping cold. Three years sober, I now have palpitations, severe memory loss, and still struggle with insomnia. Not sure if it's related, but I also have sleep apnea.

[@margareth1504]

Good luck to you, hope ypur doctor can help, and additionally, and maybe look into some food vitamin mineral videos to get yourself well nourished and more educated on that subject. Could try starting with, eric berg heart, or zinc or vitamins whatever. Sten ekberg, john bergman, and a few others will come up probably. Really helps to get more information and go from there to work out whats best for you. Good luck

[@kowalskikowalski8080]

What's your weight and diet like

[@lkerygma]

Alcohol withdrawals. Xanax and alcohol withdrawal are the only two drugs that will kill you due to it. I drank heavily for a few years. I stopped cold turkey and have all symptoms you stated but never had a heart attack I don't think.

[@FactoryFugitive]

Safe to say My alcohol consumption will be almost non existent after this. The facts humanity even survived the introduction of alcohol in society is wild,

[@pisceanrat]

We have male neighbors who were alcoholics and they passed away early (40s, 50s), leaving behind widows and children...

[@akshaypendyala]

This is sad. How are they doing now? Are you still their neighbor?

[@jayantnema9610]

what do you mean leaving behind? this is 21st cenury where no one can be denied employment on basis of gender. So stop acting as if men are the financial donkeys supposed to be born only to pay rent and provide for food and electricity billks okay? Today eveyone can learn and earn for themselves and those who did not study properly in school or college and wasted their teens and still wanted better family life should have been sensible in picking smarter partners who either do not drink or maybe richer partners whose inheritance and life insurance would have been sufficient

[@enderzebak2863]

@@jayantnema9610 chill not that serious

[@mronex8915]

@@jayantnema9610 woah bro call down

[@thestuff4321]

@@jayantnema9610 ...Left behind to grieve? It's not all about money.

[@coraautumn1130]

I didn't think that I had a problem with drinking until I realised that by not drinking during the week and only drinking on Sat night outs I was actually becoming a binge drinker, I thought that because I didn't have to drink during the week it meant I wasn't damaging my body... until I realised that I was drinking ~20+ drinks on a night out which is like 10x the recommended max amount for women😱 Luckily I never became addicted, I haven't binge drunk since 2021 and now only have the occasional (rare) glass of wine with dinner😁

[@PS_ItsMe]

Well done. I hope you've been able to keep it up ❤

[@yourmum69_420]

same here tbh, except I stopped in 2020 and it was more because my stomach couldn't handle it anymore... I got the worst hangovers ever, like having norovirus

[@nn_670]

Thank you so much for your information and explanation with animation 👍🏻

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

Our pleasure!

[@ramibasha9588]

Glory be to Allah, this is exactly why alcohol is haram in Islam. Thank you very much for this video👏👏.

[@Fishwish24]

Awesome video. You should make one on the bodies reaction to gluten, especially for celiacs.

[@fairy_queen85]

I've subscribed, even though this is my first time watching a video from your channel. Everything was very nicely-explained and easy to understand! Thank you so much! I clicked out of curiosity, but since I'm studying for the entry exam of medical college, I'm sure your videos may prove useful to me and to countless others as well.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

thank you 🙏🏻❤️

[@fairy_queen85]

@@DandelionMedicalAnimation You're most welcome! I'm happy to leave my comments. ✨

[@cesarpunski]

I can attest to the ADH; the doctors have told me I have so much ADH that I actually have what’s called ADHD.

[@alexemmanuel5228]

Great article but correction to 4:44. The liver is not the largest organ in the body. The largest organ in the human body is the skin. Thanks for this article.

[@KCRio]

Every Saturday night at home, I drink half a bottle of whiskey (360ML) for the past 5-6 years now. I always eat before I drink. I drink alit of water after my drinks. Uptil now, I never ever had a problem. But, I have this feeling that I'm loosing my memories... I eat well, sleep well, never miss my work, never ever get hangover but I also never miss to drink on Saturday. After watching this video, I'm getting confused🤔

[@SingleMalt-OnePuffOneSip]

😊

[@divyanshusaroha3554]

You should skip 1 Saturday.

[@SingleMalt-OnePuffOneSip]

Drink everynonths last Saturday

[@ziomanerijus]

you must drink only 30ml everyday whiskey it has benefits not once 360

[@sabamirza5824]

Great video 👍🏻 glad that I am born in a Muslim family where consuming alcohol is a major sin and never came across these habits 😊

[@thefamiIyguyshow]

😁 okay 👍🏽 I'm not Muslim I support you❤️🥳 I don't drink alcohol 😊

[@tunakpreston8240]

Same! Salam brother/sister!

[@rockoyhead]

great

[@alphaomega887654321]

But smoking is okay right? :>

[@MrBalor89]

1:35 "This is why it is a good idea to eat a nice big meal while you are drinking". Just had to highlight this sentence because it doesn't make any sense. People don't drink alcohol because it tastes nice. They do it to get drunk, therefore it's their best interest to drink it BEFORE a meal. Otherwise, might as well just drink water.

[@riteshjauria7183]

Exactly

[@Unknown32589]

Ya

[@Ishaaaannn]

Empty Stomach will lead to worse hangover 🥲

[@MenEertjeElvis]

This is not true at all most of the time. People do obviously like the taste of alcoholic beverages like beer, wine and spirits, I myself included. If it were possible to have 0.0% alcoholic drinks that tasted exactly the same as its alcoholic counterparts, it would definitely take the world by storm. Just look at the rise of alcohol free beers at the moment. Of course, people sometimes still drink to het inebriated, but most people I know would rather not be affected by alcohol if they drink 2 or 3 glasses of wine during dinner.

[@DomsYouTube]

What a strange coincidence that I get this in my recommended after my friend comes home acting like a zombie after drinking

[@robinbowman1926]

Entirely anecdotal... But when I started my feminizing hormone regiment (I am a male to female transsexual) I noticed my tolerance to alcohol drop noticeably... I wonder what mechanism causes males and females to have this difference in enzyme production and activity. My anecdotal experience would suggest that it's hormonally controlled rather than genetic... But it can't be that simple

[@p4nd4b01]

But the difference is hormonal. Actually, the female is a basic form of a human, the introduction of Y chromosome (quite a small one) with sensitivity to certain hormones leads to a male pattern of development. Some animals (not mammals though, coz womb is too complex) can change their sex. Those animals have external gestation - eggs, spores (Clown fish for example).

[@intothedark222]

Thanks. Now I know I need to eat ALOT before drinking although I drink only 2-3 times a year. 😂

[@Izftbl]

This is why Islam prohibits alcohol

[@Luumus]

I'm a huge lightweight, if I drink a glass of 4% vol alcohol I'll get dizzy and fuzzy brained. It's really unpleasant which is fantastic because it never makes me want to drink.

[@user21191]

If you are light weight then gain muscle weight not fat weight, you know not every fat is the same alcohol for example is never stored in liver like other fats, nor can it be used by brain so the brain gets intoxicated and it is stored all over the body even in forearms too.

[@Mitissa515]

I know this is an old vid so I'm not sure if Dandelion will read it. But the details and imagery are outstanding, I was hoping you would do an identical one (chemical breakdown and all) for opiates.

[@clay2889]

Amazing animations and video explanation! This video made me proud to not drink alcohol, even though some people think I'm lame for it.

[@Bigmummy13]

I’m jealous. Been an alcoholic for 30 years. My life is in shambles. Very hard to,quit even with AA.

[@clay2889]

@@Bigmummy13 You got this! I'm rooting for you.

[@MokoKoko-bg4sf]

The epithelial cells are so cute in the animation☺️

[@bookies24k8]

It is lame to never drink. But it's also lame to be an alcoholic. Choosing the healthier lame is probably smart.

[@felipehernandez-pedroza8288]

That's the price we non drinkers have to pay, and being called names and ridiculed because of it.

[@mohammadfarooq3191]

Amazing content :) . Islam prohibits use of alcohol , telling it is cause of headache and memory loss... Seeing that it really happens this way, i am amazed. Thank God We don't drink at all. :)

[@InvinciblePepe]

Not just Islam, Hinduism, Sikhism and Jainism also prohibit the consumption of alcohol in their scriptures. Hinduism and Jainism are older than Islam.

[@rubalruby1289]

Great... Let's drag religion into this😂using folklores to talk against a REAL problem

[@InvinciblePepe]

@@rubalruby1289 irreligious societies are the most degenerate. Change my mind.

[@mohammadfarooq3191]

@@InvinciblePepe it is good that they too prohibit. But do know that Islam came with adam and not 1400 years ago...1400 years ago only last prophet came. If you think being old is the logic for truthfulness ...then Islam is one religion...which is oldest. The rest are deviations from this.

[@mohammadfarooq3191]

@@rubalruby1289 many people today have fallen pray of the illusion that religion is something like eutopia outside our lives. It is all about your life and some better and simple solution for all levels of intellect. but some of us today want to get to rid of it to quench their lusts!!

[@Cocomokun]

As a Moslem, We are prohibited from drinking alcohol because it does more harm than good. Thanks god

[@tee_v6004]

I’m glad I stopped drinking. Haven’t touched a drink in 5 months and I feel great! Don’t even miss that shit anymore.

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

👏👏👏❤️

[@divinesoul6443]

Very good dear I am very much happy for you❤

[@DIGITALPG]

How did u do it

[@Don_Akane89]

As someone who was in the Red Cross once, had dabbling with health stuff & always interested in it, I've always thought of how ridiculous it is that people are consuming chemicals that aren't meant for digestion. People need to lay that harmful shit off. Medical usage is a different story, but far as recreational use goes, it's unnecessary.

[@therealspaghetti208]

Well, our bodies produce alcohol naturally (not our bodies but the yeasts inside), so it’s not like our bodies are completely unprepared for it

[@itsallhappenedbefore1908]

Recreational use can be a form of medical use. Many of these substances provide therapeutic effects for people who may have no access to other treatments. I know people who probably would have killed themselves if they didn't have certain drugs to bring them some form of peace and different perspective, or give them the comfortability to open up. Now of course it can be a slippery slope, but they can help people to get by until they find other options to cope and recover. Additionally, I find it so strange how people categorize "harmful chemicals", usually ignoring the detrimental physical and mental effects of caffeine, sugar, artificial coloring, etc. Not to say you are in fact, but it seemed those were excluded based on your wording.

[@rockoyhead]

@@itsallhappenedbefore1908 dude shutup they were in the red cross.

[@itsallhappenedbefore1908]

@@rockoyhead 😂😂

[@derederekat9051]

@@rockoyhead STFU, it doesn't matter if it's the red or green cross, don't put religion into medicine!

[@Kamal_AL-Hinai]

All grace be to Allah for prohibiting alcohol for us Muslims.

[@Ayesha______]

As a Muslim dont drink alcohol, but this was a very informative video. Dear Dandelion please kindly lower the volume of the music too. That would be nicer.❤

Near the end of the videos you listed long term consequences of drinking alcohol regularly. But is there any problem with drinking it very moderately? Like, only ever at social events. In a way that's not regular and abusive, essentially. Other than the risk of falling into addiction, of course, is there any permanent harm to the body from these rare uses?

[@khalidmohd3001]

No

[@tathagatabanerjee946]

Thanks for the great video. One question though, if anyone is aware can let me know: I was once a drinker(started drinking from oct 2016 and stopped 6months ago)...used to drink every weekend...but now i have stopped drinking for last 6months. Will this regenerate the loss done to my body?? Or its a permanent damage? In case stopping drinking does regenerate..how slow is it? Just to mention i dont yet have any problems in my body regarding alcohol intake. I just stopped it 6months ago cz want a healthier life.

[@prabhurk1953]

It's based on your age, lifestyle and food intake. Damage done may be severe but as long as you fix your lifestyle with regular exercise, proper food, sufficient water with enough sleep, you can expect your body to get fully recovered. Considering no or less symptoms, you don't have to worry a lot! BUT NEVER TAKE THAT SLOW POISON AGAIN!

[@tathagatabanerjee946]

@@prabhurk1953 you got it 🙂 healthy Lifestyle always 👍 Thanks a lot

[@prabhurk1953]

@@tathagatabanerjee946 ❤️👍

[@DandelionMedicalAnimation]

👏👏👏

[@roybiv7018]

Dose makes the poison. Having a single normal sized glass of wine, even every day, is not considered harmful (for most people). If you drank a liter or more of vodka every day for those years, you would most likely have some scaring of your liver, which is permanent, but if not excessive isn't that bad. Getting fall-down drunk every weekend is also harmful (binge drinking) and, in some cases, is more damaging (over time) than being constantly under the influence (a liter of vodka a day will do that). Everything will get better. Things like kidney function will normalize 2 weeks after stopping. Liver function can take 1-2 months. A note: The majority of harm from alcohol isn't from direct alcohol toxicity. Very heavy drinkers often have deficiencies in B vitamins, magnesium, potassium, and others due to poor absorption, excessive excretion, and poor diet. Wernicke's encephalopathy and Korsakoff syndrome (brain injuries) can be reversed if caught early, but can cause permanent disability. You are unlikely to have this, but if you do, most people will have great improvement within a year. Let me know if I wasn't clear about anything. Good luck on your journey and have a great day.

[@priyankshuroychoudhury9419]

It is said in the video that liver is the largest organ of the body but it's not the largest organ but the largest gland and the largest organ is skin .. plz take a note 4:38-4:48

[@kashyap7221]

@@truestorys3727 true... and here he is talking about internal body organ..

[@kalikkaran4370]

@@truestorys3727 Size of a Football??Seriously??WTF!

[@EarlLedden]

He said largest organ IN the body, not of the body.

[@Budvb]

Alcohol is good one year then not the next, like bread same as well. I think if you drink in moderation much like anything in life odds are you will, be fine, but to do things in excess or an addiction good luck on your health. To me this is all about personal choice, alcohol been with us a long time it was a way preserve crops as well celebrate with. Alcohol is in many ancient scripture’s throughout the world… I like my wine as much as my Kentucky or Tennessee whiskey! TO EACH HIS OWN!

[@mr.j997]

Regarding the last thing when the video said "regular drinker" I assume it meant someone who drinks every day (not to the extent that this person gets drunk but still drinking). I mean I drink a bit every weekend. Not so much that I get drunk but one or two glasses of wine combined with drinner and some beers afterwards with friends will not harm much (I am a male). It has been like this for years and I don't experience any addiction or side-effetcs from alcohol at all. All people will be affected differently. Still of course drinking is not healthy, but it is way better than smoking if consumed responsibly.

[@davidstern5012]

Well, do a blood test for liver function and see if that's really the case.

[@PriyaDharshini-sq2mb]

So just a doubt. If women have less alcohol dehydrogenase and men have more, then the metabolism of alcohol will be obviously less in women, which in turn means that those toxic products won't be formed much in women than in men. So does it mean that men have a tendency to get affected more by alcohol consumption than women?? Just a curious science student.

[@chinmayneelkod931]

Alcohol itself is poisonous but less compared to the reaction of adh and alcohol.... But also remember break down of alcohol is important or else it'll form its coting inside liver walls which inturn can lead it to different diseases

[@aquagaming2663]

Actually no, it is true that ADH breakdown produce harmful substances but here we are taking about amount of ADH in 'stomach'. In males some of the alcohol is broken down in stomach itself and those harmful products got mixed with HCL (one of the strongest acid) which probably destroy them but even if they aren't destroyed they won't be absorbed by body because those epithelial cells are selectively permeable. However in females the only breakdown that takes place is in liver which not only increase the harm to liver but also to other parts due to more absorption. I hope your doubt is somewhat cleared now.

[@PriyaDharshini-sq2mb]

@@aquagaming2663 wow yes thank you soo much

[@gulafshakhan5012]

Very informative video can u plz make a video on irregular periods thankyou

[@matimbabaloyi2916]

Alcohol the only drug that society judges you and doesn't accept you for not taking.

[@Dawlatul-Cringe]

I was content to avoid alcohol strictly because Allah said so, but now, I don't think I'd touch it regardless if its haram or not, this is legit scary.

[@marcog3529]

Moderation is key. If you have to much vitamin, it can kill you also.

[@cattosdiary3391]

No moderation for alcohol it is poison! Would you recommend humans to consume poison in “moderation”?!

[@thestuff4321]

@@cattosdiary3391 Yes

[@cynical-4649]

Im thankful to not be addicted. I would drink every once in a while because i was bored, and while it did make me feel giddy, i never really craved it. I never over did drinking until i went to a club with friends and ended up like blacking out a bit and recollecting only the times id “wake up” and puke multiple times in a row. For like two weeks afterwards i felt very sensitive whenever id eat afterwards. My stomach would always feel upset. The thought of drinking made me recall the drink i kept tasting which was gross. It felt sick to think about. I havent even wanted to drink at all since then. Its been around 5 months. Think that experience have me a bit of an aversion - and i previously used to drink like once a month. Sometimes twice a month.

[@josephpasquarella2123]

Having a big dose of alcohol over a night is basically like detonating a nuke on your gut bacteria. Gut bacteria are extremely important and you’ll feel it for days when you mess them up.

[@haldrim]

No ones know why alcohol is prohibited 1,4 thousand years ago. Now I learnt that 😮