Science proves what country music already knew: Booze makes you sad Posted on February 29, 2008 by Constantine von Hoffman Researchers at the University of Tokyo concluded that ethanol — an intoxicating agent in alcohol — does not cause memory to decrease, as widely believed, but instead locks it in place. The researchers, led by pharmacology professor Norio Matsuki, gave mild shocks to lab rats to condition them to fear. As a result, the rats would freeze in terror and curl up the moment they were put in their cages. I hope the research paper cites “Haggard, Merle: Tonight The Bottle Let Me Down“ Share this:RedditFacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailTumblrPinterestLike this:Like Loading... Related
My favorite point is that ethanol is an intoxicating agent in alcohol. No. It *is* alcohol. Maybe the author should have drunk more so that he could remember this.
My favorite point is that ethanol is an intoxicating agent in alcohol.
No. It *is* alcohol. Maybe the author should have drunk more so that he could remember this.