Kimora Vs Akeno

What if I told you that there was a drink out there that could not only get addicted, but also ruin one’s life? This is known as alcohol. I’ve heard many stories of how alcohol affects the lives of many people, and I also know people who are in battle, a battle known as “them vs. alcohol,” and in the end, alcohol always ends up at the finish line. The purpose of this paper is to educate one about the possible outcomes and complications one may experience in situations where alcohol is involved. First, Kimora and Akeno end up having a game night that involves drinking, and the ending isn’t so pretty. Due to the fact that it is drinking. They both experienced some problems. Some symptoms I believe Akeno experienced are memory trouble or loss; …show more content…
Kimora and Akeno drank the same amount of alcohol and weighed about the same amount. Kimora felt worse than Akeno, but why was that? Men and women react to alcohol in different ways. Firstly, women have a higher blood alcohol level, which means that women will experience the complications alcohol brings longer and stronger than a man would. Secondly, women are known to have less water in their bodies, meaning that when alcohol is consumed, they will not have enough water to dilute the alcohol. Lastly, hormones play an important role because they allow women to absorb alcohol faster, especially during their cycle or before a cycle starts. Overall, these are the reasons why Kimora ended up having more complications. If Kimora had not received help, I believe she could’ve potentially ended up in a coma or even death. She seemed to have experienced stages of alcohol intoxication. It’s possible that Kimora and Akeno experienced a …show more content…
Due to drinking alcohol, the liver ends up being inflamed and weak. This is because the liver is trying to break down the alcohol so it can be removed from your body, but this process involves harmful substances. This disease can be reversed if Jack stops drinking, and within 2 to 3 weeks that fat will disappear, but if he relapses, it will appear again. This isn’t said to be a cure, but it can help. If he still abuses alcohol, he can make this condition worse. It could lead to cirrhosis, which is scarring the liver and can cause failure. In conclusion, alcohol does a lot of damage to the human body. It causes problems after problems, and some problems can last for the rest of one’s life. When doing research, there were many, many sources to choose from based on the information I wanted to find. I knew they were reliable because they were medically reviewed, had more than one page of information, and were based on an actual clinic. This means that you could make an appointment after reading the information to make sure the individual isn’t experiencing complications. Overall, I believe all my sources are very

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