The main psychoactive ingredient in alcohol beverages is ethanol. Generally referred to as “alcohol,” ethanol is the substance that makes you drunk.
It’s produced by yeasts that digest sugar in certain carb-rich foods. Such as grapes — used to make wine — or grains — used to make beer.
Alcohol is one of the most popular psychoactive substances in the world. It can have powerful effects on your mood and mental state.UFABET
By reducing self-consciousness and shyness. Alcohol may encourage people to act without inhibition. At the same time, it impairs judgment and may promote behavior people may end up regretting.
Some people drink small amounts at a time, while others tend to binge drink. Binge drinking involves drinking large amounts at a time.
Your liver’s role
Your liver is a remarkable organ with hundreds of essential functions.
One of its main roles is to neutralize various toxic substances you consume. For this reason, your liver is particularly vulnerable to damage by alcohol intake.
Liver diseases caused by alcohol consumption are collectively known as alcoholic liver diseases.
The first of these to appear is fatty liver, characterized by increased fat inside liver cells.
Fatty liver gradually develops in 90% of those who drink more than a 1/2 ounce (15 ml) of alcohol per day.
In heavy drinkers, binge drinking may cause your liver to become inflamed. In worst-case scenarios, liver cells die and get replaced with scar tissue, leading to a serious condition called cirrhosis.
Cirrhosis is irreversible and associated with many serious health problems. In advanced cirrhosis, a liver transplant may be the only option.