Transcript of Alkol Neden Sarhoş Eder?
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0:00And isn't it strange
that a liquid as ordinary0:02as alcohol can make people act like this?0:04Have you ever wondered how this works?
Alcohol actually starts entering0:08your bloodstream right in your mouth.
But the amount absorbed there is tiny;0:12it's mostly absorbed in your stomach
and small intestine.0:15Alcohol is ultimately just a chemical
molecule, and like any molecule, it can bond0:19with other chemicals. For instance, ethanol
latches onto the cells where the hormone0:24norepinephrine would normally bind. This
dilates your blood vessels, which is why0:28you feel warm. When it reaches your brain,
it triggers the release of serotonin and0:33dopamine, making you feel happy. But as
alcohol binds to more and more cells, the no0:37rmal communication between different parts
of your brain starts to break down. Your0:42speech slurs, your visual processing gets
scrambled, and you lose your coordination.0:47And your emotions start to crash.
Meanwhile, your liver is working like crazy0:51to clear out this foreign substance.
It's incredibly good at its job,0:54but if you constantly push it to its
limits, eventually it will just give out.
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