Q&A for How to Improve Your Alcohol Tolerance

No, it means you have a high tolerance for alcohol. When you start feeling a compulsion to drink even when you shouldn’t, then it can cause serious problems for you and your health.

It really depends on the amount of alcohol you consumed and your general tolerance. It also depends on whether you were hydrated before you started, or whether you were hydrating throughout the night. Remember to hydrate yourself.

I had a bad experience once with strong spirits. What I did to be able to drink them again was dilute them massively for a bit, then as I slowly got more and more drunk I added more spirit to it and then by the end of the night I could shot spirits like there was no tomorrow.

No, it's not. There is some evidence to suggest a link between blue eyes and alcoholism, but that's it.

That just makes you someone who enjoys drinking. If you're concerned you have a problem that is either causing you distress or disrupting your life, you can try going to AA meetings/therapy or talking to someone in your life about how you're feeling.

Have you switched drinks? Drinking more sugary drinks than you're used to, or drinks with more tannins (e.g red wine) can make you feel nauseous. But this also happens if you drink too often - it could be your body telling you to take a break, or a subconscious association with hangovers.

It sounds like you control your drinking, so you're probably not a "classic" alcoholic. Without knowing more it's hard to say whether you're a "high functioning" alcoholic, or whether your subconscious thinks of quitting time as alcohol time even though what you're really looking forward to is ending work for the day.