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Dealing with an alcohol problem.

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steelfox6 steelfox6 NewcomerOP
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joined Aug 2015
#1 ·
Look, I used Google to figure out how to get hammered faster, but that’s not what I’m here for—I want some actual insight from you guys.
So here’s the deal: I’ve always had a pretty low tolerance for beer (not a huge issue), and I used to be able to knock back just about anything, though I hit my limit way sooner than the average guy. But lately? It’s been weird. A few times now, after having something hard—whether it’s straight shots or just a cocktail—my body basically just rejects it. One single drink and I feel like I’m gonna pass out—just this sudden wave of heat hits me and gravity starts winning. And let’s be clear, this happens even if that heavy stuff is the very first thing I touch when I go out. Doesn't matter if I've eaten a massive burger or if I'm drinking on an empty stomach.😠
Scott Allen10 Scott Allen10 Regular
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joined Jun 2005
#2 ·
Look, if you aren't looking to end up in the ER down the road, maybe just stop drinking and call it a day...

Beyond that bit of advice, there isn't much else we can tell you here on this health forum regarding what you posted... And honestly, if you were hoping to find some clever way to "game the system" so you could sneak in a few more drinks... well, you're definitely barking up the wrong tree here; you'll have to look elsewhere for that kind of thing...

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