Dr.Shunk
Harvard University
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Well.. i was a huge fan of Ryan Dunn.. No one deserves to die.. You people are sick saying he deserved it.
But this is what happens when you get drunk.. (info from the first years i studied on harvard)
There is a simple question for this, many people think that you stomach breaks up everything you eat, however your stomach only absorbs 20% of the alcohol you consume, However a certain portion of the ethanol (Alcohol) you drink passes through your stomach to your small intestine, its absorbed into your bloodstream and carried to your brain. Now depending on what part of your Brain absorbs the alcohol there might be different responses to it, for example, the frontal lobe is in charge of reason and inhibitions. When alcohol gets to this part of the brain , people start showing reckless behavior they may not regularly exhibit (Loose of Inhibitions a stated before).
Other portions of the brain control reaction time, balance, urred speech, clumsiness, clear vision, speech. Other effects are intoxication, dehydration and delayed reflexes.
But this is what happens when you get drunk.. (info from the first years i studied on harvard)
There is a simple question for this, many people think that you stomach breaks up everything you eat, however your stomach only absorbs 20% of the alcohol you consume, However a certain portion of the ethanol (Alcohol) you drink passes through your stomach to your small intestine, its absorbed into your bloodstream and carried to your brain. Now depending on what part of your Brain absorbs the alcohol there might be different responses to it, for example, the frontal lobe is in charge of reason and inhibitions. When alcohol gets to this part of the brain , people start showing reckless behavior they may not regularly exhibit (Loose of Inhibitions a stated before).
Other portions of the brain control reaction time, balance, urred speech, clumsiness, clear vision, speech. Other effects are intoxication, dehydration and delayed reflexes.