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also** and to pjell's later post; alcohol may eventually be metabolized by the liver, but if it's ived or suppositoried it does essentially bypass the liver in the short run no? speshully with mainlining, since anything injected goes directly into the blood stream circulation, though with no super noticeably different effects than drinking it in muah's experience.
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P'Gell
Right. The alcohol is still metabolized by the liver, it has to be, that's the way the body handles alcohol. Even when it is administered by IV (which is done on rare occasion for the DTs and used to be done for preterm labor, before there were
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Right. The alcohol is still metabolized by the liver, it has to be, that's the way the body handles alcohol. Even when it is administered by IV (which is done on rare occasion for the DTs and used to be done for preterm labor, before there were drugs that worked better.) ALL alcohol that is consumed by any means is metabolized by the liver.
Also, I doubt the kidneys would become damaged, the main problem would be irritation to the colo-rectal lining and high absorption rates, which could result in alcohol poisoning. This is where the brain is effected by the alcohol to the point where your breathing shuts down.
Just don't do it. less
Also, I doubt the kidneys would become damaged, the main problem would be irritation to the colo-rectal lining and high absorption rates, which could result in alcohol poisoning. This is where the brain is effected by the alcohol to the point where your breathing shuts down.
Just don't do it. less
