The Impact Of Alcohol On The Brain - Based On The Teachings Of Dr. Andrew Huberman: Examining The Complex Interplay Between Alcohol And Neurobiology

By Everhealth Publishing

THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOL ON THE BRAIN - EXAMINING THE COMPLEX INTERPLAY BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND NEUROBIOLOGY

 

BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF DR. ANDREW HUBERMAN

 

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BOOK CONTENT:

Introduction To The Solubility Of Alcohol In Water And Fat

Direct Effects Of Alcohol On Cells

Types Of Alcohol

Ethanol Toxicity

Acetaldehyde, An Even More Toxic Compound

Ethanol Metabolism And The Liver

Empty Calories From Alcohol

Effects Of Alcohol On The Brain

Prefrontal Cortex Suppression

Long-Term Effects On Brain Circuitry

 

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Oct 2, 2023
• ISBN: 9798890082268

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THE IMPACT OF

ALCOHOL ON THE BRAIN:

EXAMINING THE COMPLEX INTERPLAY BETWEEN ALCOHOL AND NEUROBIOLOGY

-

BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF

DR. ANDREW HUBERMAN

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WRITEN BY

EVERHEALTH PUBLISHING

CONTENT

CHAPTER 01:

INTRODUCTION TO THE SOLUBILITY OF ALCOHOL IN WATER AND FAT

CHAPTER 02:

DIRECT EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON CELLS

CHAPTER 03:

TYPES OF ALCOHOL

CHAPTER 04:

ETHANOL TOXICITY

CHAPTER 05:

ACETALDEHYDE, AN EVEN MORE TOXIC COMPOUND

CHAPTER 06:

ETHANOL METABOLISM AND THE LIVER

CHAPTER 07:

EMPTY CALORIES FROM ALCOHOL

CHAPTER 08:

EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON THE BRAIN

CHAPTER 09:

PREFRONTAL CORTEX SUPPRESSION

CHAPTER 10:

LONG-TERM EFFECTS ON BRAIN CIRCUITRY

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LEGAL MATTERS

ABOUT COPYRIGHTS

CHAPTER 01:

INTRODUCTION TO THE SOLUBILITY OF ALCOHOL IN WATER AND FAT

Alcohol, as a substance, possesses a peculiar property: it is soluble in both water and fat. This essential characteristic of alcohol has important implications for its interaction with the human body.

When a person consumes alcohol, this substance has the ability to freely penetrate into all cells and tissues of the body. Unlike many other substances and drugs, alcohol does not need to bind to receptors on the cell surface to exert its effects. Instead, it can enter cells directly due to its solubility in both water and fats. This ability for extensive penetration into organs and cells is what largely accounts for alcohol's detrimental effects on the body.

It is important to note that there are three main types of alcohol: isopropyl, methyl and ethyl. Of these, only ethanol, also known as ethyl, is suitable for human consumption. However, it is essential to understand that, despite its suitability for consumption, ethanol is still toxic