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How much would you need to drink to mess up your liver at 20 years of age?
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Why do you ask?: You can shoot your liver enzymes off the top of the instrument just by staying drunk over a long weekend. Fortunately, this heals up. Alcohol abuse leading to actual irreversible liver failure in the 20s' is usually obvious to everybody. Here, your friends will give you good advice. Best wishes.
Answered 10/24/2013
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