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Effects of Alcohol

 

            You see on television, magazines, and bill boards all of the great looking, happy people drinking liquor, but what you don't see is the consequences those people pay for consuming it. Drinking liquor can cause physical, mental, social, and emotional damage to people who drink it excessively. It can also lead to an addiction problem; however there are many solutions to cure people from their alcohol addiction. Drinking hard liquor can take a physical toll on your body that can lead to serious problems.
             When you consume too much of any alcoholic beverage it will have many quick effects on your body. It will impair your coordination and make you clumsy and unable to perform simple tasks. It also blurs your vision, which makes it very dangerous to get behind the wheel of a car, which could lead to your death or someone else being killed. Too much of alcohol, especially if consumed underage, can kill your brain cells and does great damage to your liver (Internet 2). If you plan on doing something the next morning after a night of drinking liquor, don't be too sure about it. Excessive amounts of alcohol can cause you to have a "hangover" in the morning. This is due to dehydration in your body (Internet 3). The short term, physical problems of drinking hard liquor can and will lead to much greater physical problems. Too much liquor does not only affect you physically, but also mentally.
             There are many reasons and motifs for people to indulge themselves in a night of excessive drinking. A lot of these reasons are because of mental problems that may be caused by previous drinking in your past. Many teens drink alcohol because they feel depressed, which can be a symptom of alcoholism (Book 1). Your mentality changes when you"re under the influence of liquor, you begin to think irrationally and feel as though you are invincible. People who drink are more prone to accidents and violence then those who are not under the influence of alcohol (Internet 1).


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