When drinking alcohol, which part of the body first begins to absorb the drug into the bloodstream?

A. Tongue and gums

B. Stomach

C. Intestines

Answer: 20% goes into the bloodstream and then the rest goes to the Stomach and Small Intestine as well as the Liver.

B. Stomach absorbs the drug.

Explanation:

When alcohol is consumed, it promptly starts to be spread into the circulation system, mostly from the stomach and all the more effectively from small digestive tract. When drinking liquor refreshments, including water or different beverages without liquor will weaken the liquor in your stomach and will slow retention. Eating nourishment will likewise slow liquor ingestion.

The grouping of blood liquor (Blood Alcohol Concentration or BAC) can be estimated with a blood test. Blood liquor can likewise be approximated with a breath test since a portion of the liquor from the blood going through your lungs is discharged during expiration.