Describe one way in which alcohol interferes with normal metabolism in the body. Compare and contrast the metabolism of alcohol in men versus women.
Metabolism of alcohol--
alcohol is a toxic to body.10% of it eliminated through breath and sweating while other being metabolised in Liver.
Liver is a primary organ responsible for detoxification of alcohol.Liver cell produces enzymes that acts on alcohol and covert it to ketones.
ALCOHOL--------alcohol dehydrogenase---->ACETALDEHYDE -------acetaldehyde dehydrogenase----->ACETIC ACID
Acetic acid then convert to AceticC0A which enters krebs cycle and forms water ,CO2and energy.
Here aldehyde is a toxic to body.it works on mitocondria and removes hydrogen atom from aldehyde to give acetic acid.
This hydrogen atom combines with NAD+ to form NADH.Excess amount of NADH couse Acidosis and Hypoglycemia due
to glucose insufficiency which results in Fatty liver,Weight gaining,heart attack.
Metabolism of Alcohol in male vrs female--->
reasons for less active metabolism of alcohol in female compare to male
a)womens have less alcohol dehydrogenase enzymes compare to men
b)average total body water in women is 52%
Average body water in men is 61%
c)hormonal factors-- alcohol rises estrogen level in female.Birth control pills along with estrogen rise cause itoxication.
d)alcohol consumption by female also cause premenstrual hormonal changes.
e)if a woman and man of a same weight drink alcohol.The BLOOD ALCOHOL CONTENT(BAC) will be more in female as compare to man because of less alcohol dehydrogenase.
f)at menopause-- hormonal changes at menopause may cause intoxication on alcohol consuption
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