Why if i drink a bottle beer my face turn red ?!


Question: 50% of asians are affected. They have a mutation which breaks down alcohol too quickly, forming a build up of acetalehyde (which is more toxic than alcohol). The mutation also affects the enzyme which breaks down acetalehyde into acetic acid (vinegar). So, you have the combination of producing acetalehyde quicker than most people and removing it slower.

BTW, acetalehyde turns your face red.


Answers: 50% of asians are affected. They have a mutation which breaks down alcohol too quickly, forming a build up of acetalehyde (which is more toxic than alcohol). The mutation also affects the enzyme which breaks down acetalehyde into acetic acid (vinegar). So, you have the combination of producing acetalehyde quicker than most people and removing it slower.

BTW, acetalehyde turns your face red.

That happens to many Asian and Swedish people because they lack an enzyme which breaks down alcohol properly.

Because alcohol make your capillaries swell which means that more blood is brought to the surface of your skin causing the flushed look.

It means you drank beer and you're drunk? Buh.

Do you have bloodpressure problem?? If so you made need med change or start med. check bp before and after drinking to test that.

If you drink draught beer does the same thing happen?

Same happens to me:)) It has something to do with the blood pressure





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