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Physical Effects of Alcohol & Withdrawal

When you drink, alcohol raises your blood alcohol content, contributing to mental and physical effects. Over time, tolerance and withdrawal symptoms can occur.

Alcohol Use Disorder Part 3: Physical Effects and Alcohol Withdrawal

Estimated watch time: 7 mins

Summary:

Alcohol has numerous physical effects on the body. When you consume even a single drink, it raises your blood alcohol content. The more you drink, the more profound the effects of alcohol can be on your thoughts and actions.

This video also explores long-term physical effects, including developing a tolerance and experiencing alcohol withdrawalsymptoms if you stop drinking.

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