Which is more taxing on the body? having 3 beers and a whole

dunno about the body but i know which is more taxing on your esophagus

>>8272026
Long term or short term?

Long term: B

Short term: A

>>8272026
The second one cuz I like beer and pizza

Dude you puked from 3 beers lmao

>>8272097
aii lmao

>>8272040
I know stomach acids don't belong in the esophagus. They can cause burns/cancer etc.

But really.. I feel throwing bad foods up might be better for you overall

>>8272138
If you're throwing up food all the fucking time and develop legit bulemia then it is far more unhealthy obviously. People end up in the hospital and rehab from that shit.

second will wreck your esophagus in the long term

you won't be fat but you'll sound like a sixty year old lifelong smoker

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>>8272026
The first one:
>moderate alcohol dosage that's well-controlled by mixing with lots of food, minor liver exercise that amounts to damage and addiction if it's made into a habit
>pizza, presumably greasy and relatively unhealthy, but is really only a problem in a high-grease low-exercise lifestyle, actually contains a decent variety of nutrients
>stretched and aching stomach if you're a small person
>hangover is very unlikely

The second one:
>smaller alcohol dosage is likely since it absorbs quickly
>guaranteed damage to the esophagus, chance of respiratory trouble afterward
>grease is much more likely to stay in your system than are the proteins and carbohydrates of the pizza
>body must use its own resources to replenish fluids

Pizza is a vegetable, anon. You should eat it.

>>8272026
How has this picture not been photoshopped yet

>>8272026
>>you'll sound like a sixty year old lifelong smoker

and before 30