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is alcohol an upper or a downer

Is Alcohol an Upper or a Downer?

Addiction Center, Alcohol Abuse, Alcoholism, Kansas City Rehabilitation, Substance Abuse TreatmentBy Sunflower Wellness RetreatJune 24, 2020

The question of, “Is alcohol an upper or a downer?” is a complex one. Even though alcohol is a downer or depressant, the amount of alcohol consumed has an impact on how it influences you. One glass of wine has a different effect than six mixed drinks do. Additionally, alcohol affects everyone differently. So, learn…

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