What Is Alcohol Poisoning? And When to Get Help
Alcohol poisoning is a serious and potentially deadly condition that occurs when someone drinks more alcohol than their body can safely process.
Alcohol affects the brain and body in different stages, making people feel different based on how much they consume.
As the doses get higher, people can lose coordination, become unable to stand, or become unconscious, explains Michael Moss, MD, the director of the Utah Poison Control Center.
Author's summary: Alcohol poisoning is deadly and requires immediate help.