Ethanol, the ******* in your alcoholic drinks, is a diuretic. This means that it increases your ***** output, thus causing dehydration. This dehydration can cause dry mouth, headaches, lethargy, and also causes the brain to slightly shrink, which can cause difficulty in motor skills and concentration. Also, as the body metabolizes the ethanol, excess NADH (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) can buildup slowing gluconeogeneis and cuase hypoglycemia, which can cause some of said hangover symptoms, as well as mood swings and fatigue.
As the body metabolizes the ethanol, it is broken down through several stages, eventually into acetaldehyde dyhydrogenase which is a ***** toxin.
The best advice that can be given is to ***** a shitload of water while you are ********, and a shitload when you **** up to replenish your body and flush out the toxins. Don't be afraid to go ahead and **** either, it just helps get rid of the acetaldehyde, but make sure to ***** even more water when you're done.
Also, you have to take it easy when you are a new drinker. Over time, the body becomes used to the ******* and can take greater amounts with less effects, but when you're a noobie, the body has no idea how to handle it. I would give it a few more days before going to see a doctor.
Just to give you an idea about how ******** water helps:
My first time ******** I was out with a bunch of seniors and i got absolutely smashed. But before I went to bed I drank a full liter of water. When I woke up, the only symptom I had was a bit of sensitivity to the light. Try it next time you *****.
As the body metabolizes the ethanol, it is broken down through several stages, eventually into acetaldehyde dyhydrogenase which is a ***** toxin.
The best advice that can be given is to ***** a shitload of water while you are ********, and a shitload when you **** up to replenish your body and flush out the toxins. Don't be afraid to go ahead and **** either, it just helps get rid of the acetaldehyde, but make sure to ***** even more water when you're done.
Also, you have to take it easy when you are a new drinker. Over time, the body becomes used to the ******* and can take greater amounts with less effects, but when you're a noobie, the body has no idea how to handle it. I would give it a few more days before going to see a doctor.
Just to give you an idea about how ******** water helps:
My first time ******** I was out with a bunch of seniors and i got absolutely smashed. But before I went to bed I drank a full liter of water. When I woke up, the only symptom I had was a bit of sensitivity to the light. Try it next time you *****.
