Topic: Impact of drinking alcohol. - page 80. (Read 75826 times)

Drinking is very hurt the body, but also to cause trouble, I am very annoying people who drink, this is my personal point of view.

This is a ridiculous logic. I have been to a lot many of the third world countries, and people who are addicted to alcohol are only around 2% to 3% at the max. The governments get a lot of revenues from the sale of alcohol, and that is the reason why they encourage its sale. They are not interested in keeping the citizens in a zombie state by making them alcoholics.

Hello, I very much agree with your point of view, I think that alcohol affects people's life and health, in life, we should drink it less.

Alcohol disrupts the development of the fetus.
Alcohol is a drug.
Alcohol is the poison that kills cells

Alcoholic lifestyle as an antipode of a healthy lifestyle is one of the most important factors leading to premature death. Alcoholism - a huge social evil, which from the inside "corrodes" the person, causing huge damage to society. "National disaster", "collective suicide of the nation", "the path to the catastrophe of mankind" - this is how scientists and the public of many countries assess the growing abuse of alcoholic beverages.

I drink alcohol sometimes like beer, brandy, scotch etc for it gives me satisfaction and joy. I think alcohol is good in moderation and our body needs it, Its one of the better vices than cigarettes and drugs.

But sometimes drinking too much alcohol can be very dangerous, including driving while in the influence of it and sometimes changes human behavior that can result to serious problems. So better to not abuse it.

It seems that the state of more mini-developing countries are beginning to more actively contribute to alcoholic intoxication of their citizens, and this seems to me to be done so that people do not observe or react to what is happening around them. If a person is drunk then Freedom of speech is not needed.

Anything that you abuse is bad, I have read an article that drinking occasionally is good for the health. For example drinking a glass of wine a day detoxifies your body. But of course if you drink a lot you'll end up hurting your liver.

it is able to clean the inside of our bodies, so it's okay for me to drink alcohol, than cigarettes.

It makes me forget that Trump is president for a while

It's actually good for the heart but too much is never good, just drink a little or enough. It maybe good for the heart but not for the brain, yes it can make you very brave but it can also make you insane and stupid when too much. Schedule drinking so you'll have the discipline in drinking, alcohol can imprison your own brain when too much but with discipline you can actually achieve freedom and use drinking as a healthy habit for the heart.

I do not think that drinking alcohol has a positive effect on the body. All I know drinking alcohol can cause some bad for the body. And if taken moderately, it will still have an adverse effect on the body, it's just the impact that we will not feel in a short time, but will have an impact in the future. The symptoms will be felt several years later if consumed in a moderate but routine.

People have been drinking wine and beer for god knows how long so if you dont drink too much ur fineee

Drinking alcohol may provide health benefits in our body as long as it is moderate.

Simple as this bro, all things that too much, except too much loving God, is bad for ourselves. If you drink too much, then it would cause some illness. Simple as that.

He did say it depends on the amount taken and the physical condition of a person, so maybe you just handle alcohol better than some people. One thing it can cause is for you to get a distorted picture of reality around you and act inadequately and that's bad enough.

I remember I once drunk about half a liter of vodka at a friend's house. My friend was already wasted and I felt tired too so I lied down on a bed with the intention of taking a nap. I must have slept no more than one minute as another guy who was there recalls and I jumped from the bed in sort of a panic and ran outside. During that minute of sleep I had a dream that the IRS with SWAT teams have confiscated my friend's house and taken everyone away. I woke up and couldn't differentiate between the dream and reality. I wasn't going to let the SWAT guys capture me, so I ran outside and started running through the streets. At the same time I was also looking for my friends by banging on the doors of houses where I supposed they were being held. Weirdly and luckily for me nobody opened their door. Mind that this happened on New Year's Eve and I went out with bare feet and not too much clothing. Cold made me sober up in about half an hour but when I did I was somewhere I had never been before and I had to get a cab. Went straight home, the cab costed a fortune.

As I think this over now, someone could have opened his door and given me a serious ass kicking. In fact I'm pretty sure if the guy whose door I was banging on was just as wasted as me and had a gun, he might have even shot me.

I used to take alcohol regularly, and I don't remember suffering from any of these conditions. Even none of my friends who consume alcohol has experienced any of these syndromes. Common, coma as a result of alcohol consumption? This is ridiculous.

This small list of enough unpleasant symptoms should be enough for an intelligent person to avoid alcohol consumption or reduce it to a minimum.

That's true....
Once you take a step to drink alcohol then you'll be again influenced drinking alcohol,  it's a massive addictive task, so bad thing should be treated as a bad, it should be always kept away,  smoking and drinking alcohol are basic of addiction. So both should be prohibited for good.

Depending on the amount taken and the physical condition of a person, alcohol may cause:

1. Speaking of lisp
2. Feeling sleepy
3. Vomiting
4. Diarrhea
5. Stomach pain
6. Headache
7. Difficulty breathing
8. Blurred vision and hearing impaired
9. Disturbance of consideration
10. Reduction of perception and coordination
11. Unconsciousness
12. Anemia
13. Coma

Missing awareness (memory loss, not remembering events occurring while under the influence of alcohol)