Cheers to the Science of Booze

The video explores the science behind alcohol, including hangovers, brain cell myths, body temperature effects, urination, and long-term health risks. It also provides a scientific method for pouring beer. Alcohol causes hangovers through dehydration, acetaldehyde buildup, and congeners. It doesn't kill brain cells but affects neuron communication. Alcohol makes you feel warm but actually lowers body temperature. It increases urination by inhibiting vasopressin. Long-term excessive drinking poses health risks like liver damage and cancer. Pouring beer correctly minimizes foam and retains carbonation.

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