First, the influence of the nerve center, alcohol is a small molecular substance, which can easily reach all organs of the body. When ethanol enters the body, it will soon enter our brains. It will also do great harm to our nervous system, mainly manifested as uncoordinated muscles, slow response, decreased attention, judgment and self-control, decreased memory and decreased intelligence.

Second, the damage to the liver, we all know that drinking is the most harmful to the liver. Excessive drinking affects fat metabolism, which will kill liver cells and eventually develop into alcoholic hepatitis. If not controlled, it will turn into fatty liver and even cirrhosis.

Third, the impact on the stomach, alcohol is absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract, which is easy to cause gastric ulcer. Because alcohol stimulates the gastric mucosa and causes gastric mucosal bleeding, it will lead to chronic gastritis, loss of appetite and diarrhea in the long run. Due to long-term loss of appetite, it will also lead to adverse reactions such as anemia.