av A T | jun 21, 2022 | Sober living
This means that if you have had one standard drink, alcohol can be detected in your breast milk for two to three hours. However, the more you drink, the longer it might take for alcohol to be cleared from your breast milk. For example, three standard drinks might take...
av taxifjellnprod | mai 11, 2022 | Sober living
Very high concentrations of alcohol in the blood can cause breathing problems, coma, or death. If you are on any medications, talk to your health care provider about how alcohol may affect them. Your central nervous system consists of the brain, treatment and recovery...