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   How does alcohol affect your health?

   • Being hungover is hard on your body, but alcohol’s long-term effects can be even worse. Take the tour below to see firsthand the toll alcohol can take on many aspects of your health – from proper sleep to your heart function.

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   How does alcohol affect the nervous system?

   • As these cells become affected by the alcohol they will begin to interfere with the nervous system, causing blurred speech or blurred vision. Approximately five minutes after alcohol has been ingested about 10 percent of the alcohol will still be in the stomach.

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   What are the psychological effects of alcohol?

   • Other known psychological effects of alcohol include anxiety, panic disorder, hallucinations, delusions and psychotic disorders. article references Tracy, N. (2021, December 15).

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2. mcpress.mayoclinic.org › healthy-aging › drinkingDrinking alcohol and getting older — What do I need to know?

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   1 day ago · Mixing alcohol with opioids or benzodiazepines like diazepam (Valium) is one potentially deadly combination. Diazepam is used to treat anxiety and sleep disorders. It depresses the central nervous system by altering how neurotransmitters submit signals to the brain. Alcohol’s effect on respiratory health, mental health and more. The effect ...

3. www.psychologytoday.com › intl › blogFrom Curiosity to Dependence: The 4 Stages of Alcohol Misuse

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   1 day ago · Phase 3: Coping Method—A Slow Descent With Few Warning Signs. The descent is often gradual. With alcohol, our consumption and dependency grow over time, ever so subtly. Besides its two pleasant ...

4. www.psychiatrist.com › pcc › strategies-cutting-downStrategies for Cutting Down and Stopping Alcohol Use

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   2 days ago · Individuals at high risk for alcohol-related complications include those who drink heavily and chronically, those with a genetic predisposition (related to at least 7 known genetic mutations that may predispose individuals to alcohol having a higher impact on the body’s organ systems), and those with lower levels of education and income. 3,4 ...

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   3 days ago · Alcohol Use: Conversation Starters. Drink Alcohol Only in Moderation. Drug Misuse: Conversation Starters. Quit Smoking.

6. www.healthyplace.com › addictions › alcoholismPsychological Effects of Alcohol | HealthyPlace

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   5 days ago · Sleep pattern changes. Changes in mood and personality. Depression, anxiety and other psychiatric conditions. Cognitive effects such as shortened attention span and problems with coordination. Other known psychological effects of alcohol include anxiety, panic disorder, hallucinations, delusions and psychotic disorders. article references.

7. www.medscape.org › viewarticle › 994000Can Modest Alcohol Consumption Have Cardiovascular Benefits?

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   4 days ago · Light/moderate alcohol consumption appears to improve the risks for all-cause and cardiovascular mortality compared with abstinence from alcohol, but both regular heavy alcohol consumption and frequent binge drinking increase the risks of all-cause and cancer mortality.

8. www.sciencedaily.com › news › mind_brainAlcoholism News -- ScienceDaily

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   3 days ago · Latest Headlines. updated 10:51pm EDT. Mar. 20, 2024 — Men and women with lower income or education levels are more likely to develop medical conditions related to alcohol abuse compared to...