What happens when you drink alcohol everyday

Everyone is affected differently by alcohol.

How does a drunk person talk

How much a person drinks, and how quickly they get drunk, depends on their:

• age
• past drinking history
• sex
• body size
• amount of food eaten
• whether they’ve taken other drugs

Older people, people who have little experience drinking, females, and smaller people may have a lower tolerance to alcohol than others.

Taking drugs before drinking and/or not eating can also increase the effects of alcohol on the body.

There are seven stages of alcohol intoxication.

A person is sober or low-level intoxicated if they have consumed one or fewer alcoholic drinks per hour.

At this stage, a person should feel like their normal self.

BAC: 0.01–0.05 percent

A person will enter the euphoric stage of intoxication after consuming 2 to 3 drinks as a man or 1 to 2 drinks as a woman, in an hour.

This is the tipsy stage. You might feel more confident and chatty. You might have a slower reaction time and lowered inhibitions.

BAC: 0.03–0.12 pe