Users often feel more relaxed, and more social. With more alcohol, users begin to lose their inhibitions. As more is taken, users will lose motor coordination, become nauseous, unconscious, and in high doses, go into a coma or die. Eyelids are droopy. Eyes may be not focusing.
Body temperature is raised.
Difficulty walking and talking. Lack of coordination. From low to high doses, alcohol can cause dis-inhibition, pleasantness, garrulousness, a decrease in coordination, memory impairment, difficulty walking, increased reaction time, impaired judgment, unconsciousness, coma, respiratory arrest, and death. This reduces the risk of heart attack and stroke. However, more than one drink a day will result in the aforementioned negative effects.