For More Details Visit Although alcohol passes through the digestive system, it does not undergo extensive digestion within the digestive tract in the same manner as food.
When it reaches the upper gastrointestinal tract, a significant portion is absorbed directly into the bloodstream through the tissue lining of the stomach and small intestines.
Once in the bloodstream, it is carried throughout the body and travels to the brain.
Alcohol Absorption Rate:
1. 30 Seconds After Consumption: Alcohol enters the bloodstream, where a part of it moves to the brain.
2. 5 Minutes After Consumption: Alcohol enters the stomach, where a small amount remains and the remaining alcohol is expelled by the body.
3. 20 Minutes After Consumption: 90% of the alcohol will reach the Small Intestine, Pancreas and Liver for the Metabolism to kick start.
Alcohol Stay:
Alcohol is detectable for up to 6 hours in the blood.
For about 12-24 hours in breath, urine, and saliva.
For up to 90 days in hair.
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