A person is in more danger if alcohol affects the autonomic nervous system than if alcohol affects the central nervous system.

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The autonomic nervous system controls involuntary bodily functions such as heart rate and breathing. If alcohol affects this system, it can lead to dangerous levels of impairment in these vital functions. In contrast, impairment of the central nervous system may result in cognitive and motor impairment, but is less likely to cause life-threatening effects.

A Person Is in More Danger If Alcohol Affects the Autonomic