<span>Yes, you can drink alcohol but you need to make sure not to do it within two hours of taking the thyroid medication so it doesn't interfere. As someone who has a thyroid condition, I can tell you that you need to watch how much you drink because if you are a hypothyroid patient you may be very sensitive to the effects of alcohol. So it is best to keep any drinking to a minimum. Also, it is a benefit to you to wait until the medication brings your thyroid level back to normal. Your body will be able to process the alcohol better if you are in optimal health. hope this helps</span>
I believe the activity that will best help prevent the common cold would be D. Covering a sneeze. This will prevent the cold from spreading possibly infecting other people.
<span>A night of heavy drinking can lead to a morning of heavy excuses. One common favorite? "It was the booze." But health blog the Body Odd points out a new study from that University of Missouri College of Arts and Sciences that suggests that you're actually quite aware of your alcohol-infused decisions, so booze might not be able to legitimately take the blame anymore.112-1121212012121</span>
Answer: A and C
Explanation: It increases dopamine levels and
It increases serotonin
