Hommer and his colleagues at the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism in Bethesda, Maryland reported their findings in the February issue of the American Journal of Psychiatry . The brain parts that showed the differences are in areas that we need for finding our way around, and working with all the information we are bombarded with in everyday life. Tapert said her findings suggest that even young and physically healthy individuals, particularly if they are female, risk damaging their brains through chronic, heavy use of alcohol. In some cases, the brain systems activated by the alcoholic women were different from those activated by individuals with no alcohol problems. Sponsored Links Narconon Southern California Narconon Southern California is a long- term, residential drug and alcohol treatment center.
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