Alcohol & Sex

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"Alcohol and sex both stimulate the body, producing certain physiological, psychological and social effects. Mixed together, these effects change depending on the degree of alcohol consumed. The purpose of this paper will be to discuss these effects, particularly the negative aspects that can develop as a result of alcoholism, and the myths that have been perpetuated as to alcohol's "power."
Alcohol, on entering the body, is carried to the liver where it is processed and eliminated. The liver's job is to change the destructive chemical nature of the substance so that it can easily be disposed. It does this by a chain reaction process that first turns it into "acetaldehyde," a substance which in turn is converted to acetate that is then broken down into carbon dioxide and water for easy elimination from the body through (...)"

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