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How? The answer is "Nohavica's theory of alcoholic mountain". As you drink, you are climbing your alcoholic mountain. While you're climbing, everything is fine.
by dvh 8y ago
How? The answer is "Nohavica's theory of alcoholic mountain". As you drink, you are climbing your alcoholic mountain. While you're climbing, everything is fine. You can even turn around and go back. But when you reach the summit and step over it, you are done. Nobody will help you. No doctors, no therapy, friends or medicine. Nobody. Then you die. Now you say "but my uncle was drinking whole life and he was fine". Sure, because his mountain was very tall. Nobody knows how tall is his mountain.
This Russian scientist had very tall radiation mountain. You try doing the same and you will die.
- thanatos_dem 8y agoDo you have any source for that? I have some friends suffering from alcoholism that could probably use hearing something like that, but google isn’t turning up anything.
- tmoravec 8y agoIt's a joke from a movie. No science here.
- Gibbon1 8y agoFriends mom was a ICU nurse. She said the effects of drinking and smoking begin to kill people in their mid to late forties. The most susceptible develop liver failure or COPD[1] in their forties and start checking out soon after. Not that many people at that age but grows substantially each decade after. [1] She said about liver disease and COPD, you think cancer is bad. Cancer isn't a death sentence. She said in your 20's you don't know which group you're in.