Christmas and new year’s eve without champagne, wine and co.? Someone comes for hardly in question. The depth of view into the glass to remain the exception, this may not be a serious Problem.
A high consumption of alcohol over a longer period of time may, however, go with numerous consequences for your health associated.
These nine effects on your organs can be at risk if you go regularly to alcoholic beverages:
1. Your brain performance
Nerve cells die, brain tissue shrinks. This immediately leads to a reduction in the memory power and concentration ability, in the long term to a loss of intelligence.
2. Your face looks bloated
You drink regularly a lot of alcohol, affects your skin over the years, increasingly doughy and bloated. A bulbous thickening of the nose is hardly reversible.
3. Your cancer risk increases
The risk for cancer, particularly in the mouth and throat, as well as in the esophagus, is rising – and rising again several times, if in addition to the consumption of alcohol nor smoked.
4. You may have heart problems
Hypertension, rhythm disturbances and heart muscle inflammation threatening. Wine for heart protection, no one needs, movement is much better.
5. Your liver is weakened
Every drop of alcohol must be broken down by the liver – this is hard work! Swelling, inflammation, fatty liver, and cirrhosis of the liver threatening.
6. Sex organs are damaged
Pregnant endanger unborn life. Men to reduce their testosterone level, impotence is possible.
7. The peripheral nerve damage
Trembling hands (not Dependent!) and pain end Points (such as in the feet) are the consequences.
8. The pancreas is affected
The pancreas is impaired, which interferes with the digestion of fat. Possible painful inflammation, circulatory and renal failure.
9. The stomach and intestines will be weakened
In particular, gastric mucosa inflammation, but also cancer occurs more frequently.
In addition, the Transport and absorption of nutrients will not be disturbed in the intestine, the body is sufficiently supplied with vital nutrients.
Mathias Heinze
*The post “Too much of the “Good”: 9 dangerous consequences of alcohol for the body,” published by FitForFun. Contact with the executives here.