I would say it is different with everyone. Due to my seizures, and the fact that my dad is a bad alcoholic, I rarely drink alcohol. Sometimes on special occasions, like last night. I would always drink Mike’s Hard Lemonade too, plus other flavored ones. I have only had 1 hangover and one night it did seem to effect my seizure activity. I was having very strong auras every 2 minutes for about 3 hours. Other than that, I didn’t have any other problems. I’m not saying you should drink, but I just wanted to tell you my story about when I’ve drank alcohol.

According to some reports, a return to natural meditative systems is being promoted. Research on the real effects, realistic or fantasy, also seems to be included. Initial results have advanced uses of a combination of natural base and processing with things like hemp plants or marijuana. The alcohol products are even promoted to a low level. Chemical or pharmaceutical products are still expanding with some definite problems being created by reactions and interactions. So, @A MyEpilepsyTeam Member, you're definitely correct about having learned and forgotten. Over time importance from differing aspects, seems to change with it. There's always more in this cosmos.

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Chester, Whole shot of bourbon. Made me think of my aunt's father in law. He had a glass of wine with dinner every night and a SHOT of bourbon at bed time every night. My aunt says that' why he lived to 100 or there about.
Over a century ago, drugs were either; natural not always safe. Take skull-cap for seizures or head aches, foxglove is still used today as a heart drug but it can be deadly, I think bela donna was used as a sleep aid, it's deadly! We've learned so much, forgotten as much too I venture.

You can’t drink 🍹 any alcohol 🍷 while taking prescriptions medicine especially, anti seizure medicines. The alcohol increases.lthe levels of the seizure prescription it it can triple the medicine levels and you will be in emergency 🚨 room at hospital, don’t drink while on prescriptions. But if you mean like.not being out of it after a seizure as most epileptics are bruised sore confused 🤷‍♂️ out of it even unconscious so if your not experiencing those effects then your lucky you don’t experience those effects immediately after a seizure.

I would say you’re just lucky. Research does prove that some genetics, by enzymes etc, can tolerate alcohol better than others. If you have Epilepsy, however, I wouldn’t do too much drinking. Your brain is already undergoing damage, as is. No point in making a sponge of it.