Methanol in alcohol is an extremely toxic substance. When entering the body, methanol will be converted into acids that damage cells, especially the eyes and brain, causing blindness and even death.

Acute Ethanol poisoning occurs when a patient drinks too much or has complications such as trauma, hypoglycemia, etc. Ethanol poisoning can lead to coma, respiratory failure, and even death.

Methanol, commonly known as industrial alcohol, has many different uses: as paint, solvent..., however, this substance is very toxic to the body and is absolutely not used as food alcohol like ethanol.

Using industrial Methanol can be toxic to internal organs, especially the nervous and visual systems. Therefore, early detection and treatment is needed when patients show signs of industrial Methanol poisoning.