Alcohol has been known to mankind for over a thousand years, and it is this drink that is said to elevate mood, give confidence and confidence, and has ruined over a million people throughout the history of its existence.
Every day, thousands of people drink for a variety of reasons — birthdays, job promotions, experiences, even trying to numb their heartache.
Whether it is okay to drink alcohol on a daily basis is an urgent question, as it is widely believed that it is possible to consume alcohol in safe doses daily without negative consequences. However, this is nothing but a myth.
And not only is it associated with alcoholism, which develops from 3 months to 10 years of systemic use, it often results in irreversible changes in all organs and systems of the body.
The dangers of everyday drinking
If a person drinks every day, then after a while (for everyone) vascular problems may start, so headaches, heartache, high blood pressure, poor concentration and memory impairment will be constant companions. This is all due to the damaging effects of alcohol on the entire cardiovascular system. Alcohol can form blood clots, which can lead to stroke or myocardial infarction. The liver and pancreas are also affected. For example, the incidence of acute pancreatitis in drinkers is several times higher.
Special attention should be paid to beverages like beer, which many people drink on a daily basis, naively thinking that it does not threaten alcoholism. In fact, not all alcoholics start out with hard alcohol. Most people start with a frothy drink and gradually increase the volume and strength of the drink.
Additionally, beer can negatively affect the hormonal system, thereby suppressing testosterone production. This is due to phytoestrogens, which slowly but surely turn a man into a character with a huge belly, gynecomastia and potency issues.
In addition, beer has adverse effects on the kidneys, causing edema and decreased function, threatening the development of kidney failure.
An enlarged heart is also a common problem among hop drinkers, sometimes requiring surgical treatment and complete abstinence.
So if you find out that your loved one is drinking every day, your best decision is to take him to a specialist who will help you understand how serious the hobby is.