We are prepraing Alcohal,

       In purely scientific terms, alcohol is the name for a whole range of molecules that are formed when oxygen and hydrogen atoms bind with an atom of carbon.  

But when it comes to alcoholic drinks, all of the alcohol is a specific small molecule called ethanol – and if affects your body every time you drink.

When you drink alcohol, ethanol molecules are absorbed into your blood and, being small, they travel to virtually all parts of your body, including your brain.

Alcohol causes chemical changes in your brain, supressing normal activity in the area that controls inhibition.¹ So it has a depressant effect on the brain, which then has to readjust as the alcohol wears off (when it's been metabolised – broken down by your body’s systems. That’s why alcohol can contribute to feelings of anxiety.

Alcohol is toxic² – so your body has to work to get rid of it from your system every time you drink. 

* Alcohal is injuries to health