'The Science of Getting Drunk' Infographic is Eye-Opening
Vivian Lau — May 25, 2012 — Lifestyle
References: amog & holykaw.alltop
Recalling what happens when you're drunk is not too hard (depending on how much you drink, that is), but 'The Science of Getting Drunk' infographic details exactly what is going down in your body -- probably more explicitly than you want to know.
Ever wondered how what made you feel so euphoric, why your speech slurs, how it is that you suddenly feel like eating greasy foods or who is more likely to be a heavyweight? This infographic tells it all. From tracing the path that alcohol takes through your body to outlining the different stages of drunkenness -- it is jam packed with relevant and important information.
As a social custom in many cultures, drinking alcohol is a consistent part in many people's lives, though it is shocking how little some know of the potentially dangerous liquid they are pouring down their throats.
Ever wondered how what made you feel so euphoric, why your speech slurs, how it is that you suddenly feel like eating greasy foods or who is more likely to be a heavyweight? This infographic tells it all. From tracing the path that alcohol takes through your body to outlining the different stages of drunkenness -- it is jam packed with relevant and important information.
As a social custom in many cultures, drinking alcohol is a consistent part in many people's lives, though it is shocking how little some know of the potentially dangerous liquid they are pouring down their throats.
Trend Themes
1. Alcohol Consumption Awareness - Businesses can provide education and resources related to the dangers of excessive alcohol consumption to promote responsible drinking.
2. Personalized Alcohol Products and Services - Companies can tap into the desire for personalized alcohol experiences and products, such as custom cocktails or tailored tasting events.
3. Non-alcoholic Beverage Alternatives - The market for non-alcoholic adult beverages is growing as health-conscious consumers seek out tasty and sophisticated alternatives to alcoholic drinks.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage Industry - Food and beverage companies can innovate with healthier alcohol options and market education on responsible consumption.
2. Hospitality Industry - Bars, restaurants, and event venues can provide custom and personalized drink experiences to attract customers and increase revenue.
3. Health and Wellness Industry - The health and wellness industry can tap into the demand for non-alcoholic alternatives and promote responsible drinking as part of a healthy lifestyle.
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