Is it true that you are drunk?

First, getting drunk is not crazy.

Being drunk is like dreaming. In the fog, I amplified my desires and thoughts, released the shackles, and any thoughts would be amplified.

What is said at this time is what is usually suppressed, so it is called truth.

Also, don't use getting drunk as an excuse to do bad things. Some people get drunk and dance with dogs, some people get drunk and go to the lawn to watch the stars, and some people violate the law and discipline. These are just human evils. Don't use alcohol as an excuse.

Second, related theories

To tell the truth after drinking, it happens in the excitement period of drinkers, that is, the excitement period of acute ethanol poisoning.

When he is a little excited, his truth is to criticize, abuse and attack people or things who dare to be angry and dare not speak at ordinary times.

At this point, this person is basically aware of his words and deeds;

When he is in a state of moderate and severe excitement, what he spits out is the real truth, which he usually controls and hides in his heart.

At this point, the man has completely lost his rational control of the brain, and he has no disguise. After drinking, he has no idea what he said and did when he was drunk.

In a word, to tell the truth after drinking is caused by acute alcoholism anesthetizing the cortical center. When you are slightly excited, you spit out the' false' truth, and when you are moderately and severely excited, you spit out the' true' truth.

Third, the harm of drunkenness.

Moderate drinking is good for health, but drunkenness is very harmful to health, especially to the stomach and liver.

Stomach: drunkenness can damage the gastric mucosa of the body, causing gastric ulcer, erosion and even bleeding. It will also damage the ileal mucosa and jejunum, make the intestinal mucosa atrophy, weaken the absorption ability of patients, and may also lead to vomiting and nausea after drinking, leading to inflammation caused by esophageal injury, such as esophagitis and pneumonia.

Liver: Alcohol can damage the liver function, causing alcoholic hepatitis, alcoholic fatty liver and alcoholic cirrhosis, leading to a series of hazards.

Patients are advised to drink alcohol in moderation, not in excess, so as to avoid serious consequences. When alcoholism occurs, patients should be actively treated. Patients can take drugs such as metadoxine capsules under the guidance of doctors.