In the third episode of Annie’s 4-part series, What I Wish I Knew Before My First Drink – Annie talks about the journey your blood alcohol content takes with one drink.
Find out how a few minutes of energetic-euphoria can leave you with hours of tired and depressed feelings.
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Highlights of The Blood Alcohol Content Journey
Our brain doesn’t connect negative feelings with the alcohol in our glass. Check out the highlights to find out why:
- Alcohol is a stimulant and a depressant
- One drink sends our blood-alcohol content (BAC) soring – leaving us happy, energetic and light-headed (for about 18-20 min)
- The body identifies alcohol as a toxin that must leave the body – In response, your BAC takes a nose-dive
- With this decreased BAC you are now left feeling tired, sad and anxious. Which can last for 2-3 hours
- Our brain doesn’t connect these negative emotions with alcohol because it just made us feel great a little bit ago
- In response, we reach for another drink in pursuit of that euphoric feeling once again
- This unfair trade leaves us with many HOURS of uneasiness and zapped energy
There’s More!
Listen to the entire podcast to hear what we tend to blame INSTEAD of the alcohol for our lousy feelings.
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