Alcohol Addiction

Days 1-3 (acute) – Acute symptoms begin to appear within 4-12 hours after you drink your last drink and peak between 48–72 hours after your last drink.

These include feelings of tension, anxiety, irritability or agitation; nervousness; difficulty sleeping or unusual dreams; headache; fatigue; nausea/vomiting, especially with hangovers that occur when you don’t eat enough food before drinking alcohol again in the morning after waking up from a “black out” episode, where you don’t remember anything from the previous night’s drinking binge because it was so intense that it caused brain damage to its receptors, which require weeks before they heal themselves back into working order again once they’ve been damaged by heavy drinking over long periods of time without any breaks taken between binges, so as not allow them sufficient time needed for repair work done by our bodies cells’ natural healing processes, which takes place automatically inside us every single day without us even having control over this happenings taking place inside us automatically, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year, no matter what we do or don’t do about getting ourselves help if needed.

Because these kinds of things are already programmed into our DNA programming code as built-in safeguards against potential dangers lurking from anywhere throughout life, such as exposure too much radiation exposure, which could potentially cause cancerous tumors developing inside our brains due sometimes when certain chemicals react together, producing toxic gases which can harm living cells, causing them death under certain conditions, like when exposed too long periods at once without enough oxygen being available nearby, so if left untreated will cause cellular death, leading to death itself.