What are the disadvantages of drinking alcohol? What are the disadvantages of drinking alcohol frequently?

Alcohol is an indispensable drink in people's lives. People drink when they are sad, they drink when they are happy, they drink when they get together with friends, and they drink when they get together with relatives. But such endless drinking will endanger people's health and make many diseases more prevalent. Today I will tell you about the dangers of frequent drinking.

What are the disadvantages of drinking?

1. Acute poisoning

If people drink alcohol frequently or excessively, it will cause poisoning of the body, especially when they drink too much at one time, the blood concentration in the blood will reach a certain level, then obvious symptoms of alcohol poisoning will appear, causing people to become coma, have dilated pupils, incontinence and other adverse symptoms, and in severe cases it will directly lead to the death of the poisoned person.

2. Chronic poisoning

Although drinking frequently will not cause the same symptoms of acute poisoning as mentioned above, it can also cause chronic poisoning in people's bodies. This is because frequent drinking will cause too much alcohol to accumulate in the human body. It cannot be metabolized and appear outside the body in time, which will cause chronic alcohol poisoning. The poisoned person will suffer from mental abnormalities, poor memory, peripheral neuritis and other adverse symptoms.

3. Affects blood sugar and breathing

Normally, when people drink a lot of alcohol, it will have adverse effects on human blood sugar and brain. In severe cases, people will experience adverse symptoms such as respiratory arrest and low blood sugar, and in severe cases, they may even lose their lives. In addition, it will seriously damage the human pancreas and reduce insulin secretion. Frequent drinking will also increase the incidence of diabetes.

4. Damage to the liver

Alcohol contains a large amount of alcohol. After being absorbed by the human body, this alcohol must pass through the liver to be metabolized out of the body. This will increase the burden on the liver and reduce the liver's detoxification ability. In severe cases, liver damage or liver poisoning will occur, which will increase the incidence of alcoholic liver and cirrhosis.