First, excessive alcohol intake at one time leads to nervous system depression, which may lead to delirium or even coma.
Second, drinking too much will stimulate the gastric mucosa to secrete a lot of gastric acid, which will lead to vomiting. Strong vomiting will impact the digestive tract mucosa, which is prone to gastric bleeding.
Third, drinking a lot of alcohol at one time can easily lead to acute pancreatitis.
fourth, the influence of the liver, the liver is the organ that metabolizes alcohol. Long-term excessive drinking will lead to alcoholic fatty liver, and even develop into cirrhosis and even liver cancer.
5. Effects on the brain and nervous system: Alcohol can reach the brain in 3 seconds after entering the human body, affecting the brain and nervous system. Long-term heavy drinking will greatly increase the incidence of Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease.
6. Long-term heavy drinking and long-term excessive intake of alcohol will affect the normal ability of myocardium, and eventually the myocardium will become weaker and weaker, while the heart will increase compensatory, and the final result will be chronic heart failure.
VII. Long-term excessive alcohol intake affects the digestion and absorption of nutrients, which can eventually lead to malnutrition anemia.