Delicate question - can drinking a lot of beer affect your, um... "performance"?
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I thought only lesbians drank pabst blue ribbon ? hmph.
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Wound up changing the mood of a party (for the worse, mind you) when my fellow party-goers spent the night continually checking on me to make sure I wasn't DEAD. Apparently I could pass for it.\nThe absolute last time I came anywhere near drinking that many different types of alcohol.
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Whoever told you that is miss informed. The alcohol in beer will decrease your comprehension and retetion of the information you are trying to study.
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I "need" a beer after a long day - a hard day's work or an emotionally strenuous day.  Just one, mind you... maybe two if it's been bad... but a beer is refreshing and makes everything feel better for a little bit.
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BEER! DRINK LOTS OF BEER!
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At first, I started drinking, then I realized that wasn't the answer b/c all it did was either make things worse or I'd wake up with a hangover. Then I tried writing poetry, b/c there I could express myself and write anything I wanted. No one had to see it. So far, I've found that works the best. Either that, or soak in a hot tub of water with the radio on helps out alot. It relaxes your muscles and you can usually think straighter afterwards.
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Absolutely!\n\nEverything should be done in moderation.\n\nToo much alchohol can make it impossible to perform.  Drugs may also affet your ability.
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Yes, I already have IBS, but I find that drinking alcohol excessively worsens it. I haven't tried to lessen it, but I would imagine that having food with your alcohol, and drinking lots of water would help...
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No way dude.Beer will effect your ability to remember.If you do stick to one and wait a little while before you study.I would reccomendd studying and then taking the test.Then get blistered.It o.k. then.
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No, if anything beer gives you empty calories and can cause hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) by consuming all of the NAD+ in your liver cells.  Then you'll get the craving to eat, and just put on a lot of excess weight.  Try exercise, that might make you stronger.
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Yea, dont drink and drive....\n\nCuz you might spill your beer.
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It should not have any affect of the outcome.\n\nSperm damage from Alcohol takes a lot of alcohol over a long time.
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Lack of Potassium of course is the first thought because beer acts as a diuretic and depletes the body of it.  Another thought, depending on your age could be "PAD" Peripheral artery disease.
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Yes, alcohol does wonders. lol
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Yes, water helps a lot. Here's why . . .\n\nalcohol causes you to dehydrate. When you start drinking, you notice you have to urinate a lot. That is your body reacting to the alcohol: it is so toxic to your body that your body sacrifices its water stores to get rid of it.\n\nThis results in dehydration, which in turn causes a hangover.\n\nSo, when you want to drink, then yes, drink plenty of water. You won't get as drunk and you won't be as hungover the next day.\n\nI guess that regulating the amount you drink is the best answer, but that asides, hydrate yourself.
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I'll tell you one thing. It does more harm than benefit. Here's something I found that may help:\n\nHow does heavy drinking harm the heart?\n\nFor starters, large amounts of alcohol (more than two drinks a day) can raise your blood pressure to unhealthy levels. If, for example, you drink the equivalent of a six-pack of beer, a pint of whiskey, or a bottle and a half of wine every day for 10 years, that drinking will almost certainly damage parts of your heart. The result is often cardiomyopathy, a condition in which the heart muscle becomes weakened. In fact, after blocked arteries, alcohol is the second most common cause of cardiomyopathy in the United States.\n\n\n\nDamaged hearts can't pump efficiently. They're also susceptible to blood clots and strange rhythms (arrhythmia), especially during alcohol binges. (Some doctors call these arrhythmia episodes "holiday heart.") If you keep drinking, the consequences are severe. About half of all alcoholics who keep drinking after developing cardiomyopathy die within four years.\n\n\n\nThe good news is that much of the damage is reversible. When alcoholics with cardiomyopathy abstain from drinking, blood pressure drops and the heart can quickly grow stronger. Best of all, more than 90 percent of them will still be alive four years later.\n\n\n\nHeavy drinking -- usually described as three or more drinks a day -- over long periods of time has also been linked to hypertension (high blood pressure), stroke, cardiac arrhythmia, and sudden death.
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maybe not. you have have to exercise too to lose weight. but stopping drinking beer is a very good start. you should do it. good luck :-)