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I was wondering what the long term damage of drinking for the first time on an adolescent brain would be when small, medium and large amounts of alcoholic drinks have been consumed. small amount being shot of 40% vodka and large being blackout drunk?
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Alcohol use: When anyone drinks to excess - there is a possibility of killing brain cells. If one drinks to the point of passing out - that is damaging.
Answered 6/28/2020
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