Title: The Truth About Alcohol-Induced Blackouts - JourneyPure 12 Keys
Headings: The Truth About Alcohol-Induced Blackouts
The Truth About Alcohol-Induced Blackouts
What are Alcohol-Induced Blackouts?
The Biology Behind Alcohol-Induced Blackouts
How Much Alcohol Causes Blackouts?
Alcohol-Induced Amnesia
What Can Blackouts Cause?
How to Prevent Alcohol-Induced Blackouts
Avoid Binge Drinking
Stay Hydrated
Take Care of Yourself
Avoid Illegal Substances
How to Deal with Alcohol-Induced Blackouts

Content: If you’ve had so much to drink your brain is no longer recording memories of the evening’s events, chances are your actions are beyond your control. In this situation, you are likely to say and do things you normally wouldn’t, such as telling a friend what you really think of his significant other. People who experience alcohol-induced blackouts sometimes get themselves into even bigger trouble. Imagine what it would be like to wake up with a black eye and not be able to report the crime because you have no recollection of who hit you. What if you had been raped, beaten or robbed? Blackouts take away your ability to protect yourself or get help. How to Prevent Alcohol-Induced Blackouts
The most obvious way to avoid alcohol-induced blackouts is to abstain from using alcohol. Although it is socially acceptable in most places, alcohol is also a serious drug that, when abused, can cause harmful side effects such as amnesia. It is possible to live a full and happy life while completely avoiding alcohol, and many people do. Once you begin using alcohol socially or to self-medicate, it can be difficult to wean yourself off the habit.